Process Engineering Intern - Spring/Summer 2025
EnPower, Inc.
Internship
On-site
Indianapolis Indiana United States
Company Description
EnPower, Inc. is a privately held company commercializing next-generation Li-ion batteries with an exceptional combination of energy, power, and cycle life, all in one package, that are critical enablers to the electrification of many industries. Headquartered in Indianapolis, IN, we have a state-of-art Pilot and Production line to spearhead domestic manufacturing. We are passionate about what we do, and are looking for high-voltage, high-ampere individuals to join our team!
Internship Timeframe: Spring/Summer 2025, 10 weeks
Job Description
The Process Engineering Intern will work intimately with critical manufacturing processes and equipment to optimize EnPower’s electrode and cell manufacturing processes. The Process Engineering Intern will be responsible for providing feedback to the R&D Team on the processability of electrodes and cells and recommending changes to enable successful production.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Learn multiple electrode or cell manufacturing processes (mixing, coating, assembly, and/or finishing).
Work with the Process or Cell Engineers to optimize a given production process.
Understand electrode production specifications and maintain quality control standards.
Use a computer to keep detailed records and collect accurate data.
Provide observations and feedback to Cell Engineers and/or Engineering Teams on processing challenges.
Contribute hands-on work for various projects and experiments.
Contribute to development efforts related to production process development, troubleshooting, and maintenance.
Attend and engage in engineering process review discussions as needed.
Work closely with team members and help whenever necessary.
Maintain a safe working environment while adhering to health and safety laws.
Qualifications
Working towards a B.S. in an Engineering-related field
1+ years of experience working with lab-scale or manufacturing equipment
Experience using the scientific method to solve problems
Detailed work ethic, close attention to detail, and precise communication
Microsoft office proficiency and computer literacy
Able to lift and carry up to 50 lbs. and perform the following for extended periods of time:
Standing or sitting
Climbing/squatting/walking
Repetitive motions and lifting
The ideal candidate will have prior experience in electrode/cell manufacturing techniques (operating mixers, coaters, punching machines, stackers, ultrasonic welders, auto-pipettes, testing equipment, etc.)
Additional Information
Company Fit
Creative, first-principles thinker
Self-driven, independent, and capable of solving problems on the fly
Willingness to continuously learn
EnPower, Inc. is a privately held company commercializing next-generation Li-ion batteries with an exceptional combination of energy, power, and cycle life, all in one package, that are critical enablers to the electrification of many industries. Headquartered in Indianapolis, IN, we have a state-of-art Pilot and Production line to spearhead domestic manufacturing. We are passionate about what we do, and are looking for high-voltage, high-ampere individuals to join our team!
Internship Timeframe: Spring/Summer 2025, 10 weeks
Job Description
The Process Engineering Intern will work intimately with critical manufacturing processes and equipment to optimize EnPower’s electrode and cell manufacturing processes. The Process Engineering Intern will be responsible for providing feedback to the R&D Team on the processability of electrodes and cells and recommending changes to enable successful production.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Learn multiple electrode or cell manufacturing processes (mixing, coating, assembly, and/or finishing).
Work with the Process or Cell Engineers to optimize a given production process.
Understand electrode production specifications and maintain quality control standards.
Use a computer to keep detailed records and collect accurate data.
Provide observations and feedback to Cell Engineers and/or Engineering Teams on processing challenges.
Contribute hands-on work for various projects and experiments.
Contribute to development efforts related to production process development, troubleshooting, and maintenance.
Attend and engage in engineering process review discussions as needed.
Work closely with team members and help whenever necessary.
Maintain a safe working environment while adhering to health and safety laws.
Qualifications
Working towards a B.S. in an Engineering-related field
1+ years of experience working with lab-scale or manufacturing equipment
Experience using the scientific method to solve problems
Detailed work ethic, close attention to detail, and precise communication
Microsoft office proficiency and computer literacy
Able to lift and carry up to 50 lbs. and perform the following for extended periods of time:
Standing or sitting
Climbing/squatting/walking
Repetitive motions and lifting
The ideal candidate will have prior experience in electrode/cell manufacturing techniques (operating mixers, coaters, punching machines, stackers, ultrasonic welders, auto-pipettes, testing equipment, etc.)
Additional Information
Company Fit
Creative, first-principles thinker
Self-driven, independent, and capable of solving problems on the fly
Willingness to continuously learn
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