Engineering Intern (Summer)

Founded to enable the coming electrification of everything, Group14 is the largest commercial manufacturer and supplier of advanced silicon battery technology, elevating performance for every type of battery application. With headquarters in Woodinville, WA, Group14 enables battery manufacturers and world-leading OEMs in automotive, consumer electronics, and beyond to achieve transformational milestones for a more sustainable future.

Backed by notable strategic investors and customers such as Porsche AG, Amperex Technology Limited (ATL), BASF, Resonac, and SK Inc, Group14 recently raised a $614 million Series C round and secured an additional $100 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to scale its technology.

WE'RE ON A QUEST TO ELECTRIFY THE WORLD

The electrification of everything starts with amazing people. We believe that a more sustainably powered world requires solutions for today, not years from now. The passion, collaboration, perseverance, and bravery of our team continually inspires us to push beyond the conventional to deliver the truly incredible with everything we do.

Group14’s dedication to meeting the battery demands of today through lithium-silicon battery innovation and scalable commercial manufacturing processes are what differentiates us and makes us a reliable partner. Recognized by the Department of Energy for its novel, drop-in ready nanomaterials and reliable industrial-scale process, Group14 serves the global transition to an all-electric future.

Engineering Intern (Summer)

Our internships are intended as a mutually beneficial opportunity for students to explore a career in the growing battery market, specifically with a growth company. The summer would be spent working as part of a multidisciplinary engineering team developing and process technology. We will work closely with our interns at the beginning of their experience to identify a project or initiative that is directly applicable to their interests.

WHAT YOU’LL BE DOING:

-Work as a member of a team in the planning, implementation and completion of projects using your fundamental engineering skills.

-Working alongside experienced engineers, you will be responsible for Process and/or Project engineering activities to support various production processes.

-Using AutoCAD to revise and generate drawings to help communicate process design concepts and needs recommended by Group14 engineers.

-Participate in Management of Change activities to formally document changes to our production process.

-Support and contribute to review and analysis of production and engineering data.

-The intern will be given a specific process improvement task to take ownership of, and progress to completion throughout their internship.

-Aid engineers in troubleshooting of process, mechanical, and electrical problems.

WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR:

-Actively enrolled undergraduate or graduate student in an ABET accredited engineering program in Chemical, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering.

-Ability to work part-time for 10-12 weeks during Summer 2023.

-Mechanical aptitude and interest in doing hands on manual tasks.

OTHER QUALITIES WE’D LOVE FOR YOU TO HAVE:

-Some experience in an industrial setting (i.e. co-op or internship).

-Familiarity with industrial safety principles including LOTO, MOC, PTW.

-Familiarity with AutoCAD and/or JMP.

GROUP14 IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

We love creating opportunities for others by connecting people from widely diverse backgrounds, perspectives, and geographies. So, being diverse and inclusive isn’t just something we strive for, it is who we are, and part of what we do each and every single day. We want to ensure that as an employee, you feel Group14 is a place where, no matter who you are, you feel safe, included, and that you have the opportunity to bring your unique self to work.

Please note: We are not able to accommodate candidates in need of work sponsorship at this time.

The hourly base pay for this position is $23.00/hr. This internship will go for approximately 20 hours/week, with a maximum of 30 hour/week.