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Engineer Sr, Reliability at Eos Energy Enterprises - ApplyBlast

Engineer Sr, Reliability

Eos Energy Enterprises

4 months ago

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

A Senior Reliability Engineer at Eos Energy Enterprises develops electronic-based failure curves, models long-term reliability, and defines accelerated test plans for battery management systems. The role involves collaborating with hardware, systems, and software teams to analyze failure modes, validate assumptions, and drive corrective actions for battery storage hardware. This position requires expert knowledge of environmental stress testing and root cause analysis within the battery storage industry.

Responsibilities

Develop electronic-based failure bathtub curves and model long-term reliability
Define accelerated test plans for battery management systems and circuit boards
Estimate annual failure rates using SR-332 standards and reliability modeling tools
Identify wear-out mechanisms and develop degradation or failure-rate models
Lead root cause investigations and recommend corrective or preventive actions

Skills

Qualifications

BS in Electrical Engineering

About Eos Energy Enterprises

eose.com

Headquarters

Edison, New Jersey, United States

Company Size

201-500 employees

Founded

2008

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Eos Energy Enterprises is accelerating the shift to American energy independence with positively ingenious solutions that transform how the world stores power. The company designs and manufactures zinc-powered, long-duration energy storage systems — including the Eos Z3 battery and Eos Indensity architecture — in the USA. Their AI-enabled DawnOS platform supports applications across renewable energy, resilient grids, and local generation.