The Manager of Testing and Analysis is a key leadership role within the Quality Department, responsible for overseeing all aspects of cell testing and failure analysis. This individual will lead a team of engineers, ensuring the development and execution of comprehensive test plans, managing test lab operations, driving failure analysis investigations, and implementing quality management best practices. This individual will also be key to driving a strong culture within the team that aligns with the larger cultural goals of the quality department and AES organization.
Lead and manage the test lab and failure analysis team, providing guidance, mentorship, and performance management to ensure the achievement of departmental and company objectives
Develop and implement strategic testing plans and methodologies to validate cell performance, reliability, and safety, with a specific focus on lithium- ion battery testing
Collaborate with global test labs and failure analysis labs to ensure consistency in execution and data collection
Develop and implement strategic vision for test, validation and failure analysis labs which align with the business direction and aid the growth of the organization
Collaborate with cross- functional teams, including R&D, Engineering, and Manufacturing, to ensure that testing requirements are integrated into the product development process
Monitor and report on key metrics, providing regular updates to senior management on testing progress, results, and any potential issues
Establish and maintain comprehensive test documentation, including test plans, work instructions, and reports, ensuring compliance with relevant industry standards and regulations
Lead the Failure Analysis Team to drive root cause analysis of cell failures, utilizing a variety of techniques (e.g., SEM, EDS, XRD, EIS) to identify failure mechanisms and implement corrective actions
Drive decision making pertains to product performance and failures using detailed risk assessment and performance frameup
Drive a strong culture across the test engineering team concurrent to the Milwaukee Tool Cultural Expectations
