No Mo’ ’Splosions? Nanotech Energy Unveils Fireproof Graphene Battery
Open Positions at Nanotech Energy


Work at Nanotech
Nanotech Energy is focused on developing next generation batteries, conductive inks and adhesives as well as EMI shielding materials.
Nanotech Energy offers the opportunity to participate and join in the growth stage of a startup company and contribute at all levels to make an impact.
As a small company, the work setting is challenging and dynamic in a diverse environment that promotes teamwork and inclusiveness.
Nanotech Energy seeks to fill multiple positions in the following areas
Engineering / Technology
Director of Battery Cell Development
Location: United States (Required)
Commitment: Full-time
Engineering / Technology
Battery Pack Engineer
Location: California, USA
Commitment: Full-time
Engineering / Technology
Process Engineer
Location: California, USA
Commitment: Full-time
Engineering / Technology
Conductive Inks Specialist
Location: California, USA
Commitment: Full-time
Engineering / Technology
Senior Research Scientist
Location: California, USA
Commitment: Full-time
Engineering / Technology
Senior Engineer for Electrode Coating
Location: California, USA
Commitment: Full-time
Engineering / Technology
Senior Battery Materials Engineer/Scientist
Location: California, USA
Commitment: Full-time
Engineering / Technology
Lithium-Sulfur Battery Engineer/Scientist
Location: California, USA
Commitment: Full-time
Engineering / Technology
Senior Battery Design Engineer
Location: California, USA
Commitment: Full-time
What to expect
Successful candidates will aid in the creation of the next generation of
• batteries,
• printed electronics,
• conductive adhesives and
• EMI shielding materials.
They will design, assemble and evaluate graphene-based technologies, which require knowledge in chemistry, chemical and mechanical engineering, manufacturing, materials science, electrochemistry or any related fields.
• batteries,
• printed electronics,
• conductive adhesives and
• EMI shielding materials.
They will design, assemble and evaluate graphene-based technologies, which require knowledge in chemistry, chemical and mechanical engineering, manufacturing, materials science, electrochemistry or any related fields.