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Form Energy

Iron-air multi-day energy storage systems

Electrode Assembly Engineering Manager

Manufacturing EngineeringConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeWeirton, WV, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing, Chemical, Industrial Engineering, or a related technical discipline.
  • At least 7 years of experience in manufacturing, production, or industrial operations, including demonstrated experience managing a team or section.
  • Proven ability to hire, develop, and manage the performance of process engineers or technicians, including staffing and resourcing decisions.
  • Deep familiarity with manufacturing metrics, including overall equipment effectiveness and downtime tracking, and a practical root-cause approach to solving section-level problems across diverse unit processes.
  • Working knowledge of assembly-line processes such as lamination, welding, gluing, or inspection, with the judgment to set standards for technical solutions across a team.
  • A track record of establishing operational objectives and work plans and adjusting them based on cost, schedule, and staffing tradeoffs.
  • Experience representing a function's priorities to peer managers and design engineering leaders.
  • Pragmatic problem-solving, intellectual curiosity, and comfort operating with ambiguity as the organization scales.

Responsibilities

  • Own Operations Engineering's results across lamination, welding, gluing, and inspection, holding the team accountable for line cadence, downtime, and overall throughput.
  • Manage and develop a team of process engineers and technicians, including staffing, coaching, and performance decisions across the section.
  • Establish and track section-level metrics, including overall equipment effectiveness, yield, and cycle time, and direct resources toward the highest-impact bottlenecks across each process area.
  • Set methods and standards for evaluating and vetting floor-level solutions, ensuring fixes across lamination, welding, gluing, and inspection are safe, robust, and effective before scale-up.
  • Represent the section in cross-functional planning with sister engineering and manufacturing teams, resolving constraints that affect quality and throughput company-wide.
  • Build and prioritize a continuous improvement roadmap for the section, balancing waste reduction, ergonomics, and process reliability against production demands.
  • Act as the primary escalation point between the shop floor and the systems engineering team, ensuring process and human-factors feedback shapes next-generation equipment design.

About the Company

Form Energy

Iron-air multi-day energy storage systems

Form Energy develops and sells energy storage systems designed for long-duration use in the electric grid. Its main product is an iron-air battery that can store electricity for up to about 100 hours, offering a cost-effective alternative to traditional power plants and enabling a fully renewable grid. The system works by storing energy chemically in iron and air, allowing electricity to be released when needed over multi-day stretches, with a focus on scalable manufacturing and system integration to meet utility and municipal needs. The company differentiates itself by pursuing low-cost, multi-day storage on a large scale, leveraging iron as a plentiful material to deliver affordable, reliable energy storage compared to conventional approaches. Its goal is to support deep decarbonization of the electric system by providing reliable, year-round renewable power through affordable energy storage and deployment alongside grid infrastructure.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Debt Financing
Total funding
$2.6B
Headquarters
Somerville, MA
Founded
2017

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