Battery Assembly Technician

United States, Ghana Full-Time Technical & Field Workforce

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Specialization: Battery Pack Assembly, Module Integration and System Preparation

Location: United States, Ghana

Job Type: Full-Time

About Exoben

Exoben Inc. is a global energy technology company building a fully integrated ecosystem that combines advanced battery technologies, energy storage systems, solar power and EV charging infrastructure.

Through its core platforms, LithioX™ for high-performance lithium-based systems and SodioX™ for cost-effective and scalable storage, Exoben is creating a unified energy system where power is generated, stored and delivered efficiently.

The company focuses on real-world performance, designing systems that operate reliably in high temperatures, unstable grid conditions and demanding environments. From homes and businesses to large-scale infrastructure and mobility systems, Exoben’s technology is built to work in everyday conditions across global markets.

Battery assembly is one of the most critical stages in this ecosystem. It is where components are transformed into complete, functional energy systems ready for deployment.

Job Description

We are looking for a skilled and hands-on Battery Assembly Technician to support battery system assembly across Exoben’s operations.

In this role, you will assemble battery modules and packs, connect internal components and ensure systems are properly configured for deployment.

You will work closely with engineers, supervisors and quality teams to ensure that all assemblies meet Exoben’s performance and safety standards.

Key Responsibilities

You will assemble battery modules and full battery packs.

You will connect wiring, terminals and internal components.

You will follow detailed assembly procedures and safety standards.

You will inspect components before and after assembly.

You will support basic testing and validation processes.

You will identify faults and report technical issues.

You will maintain tools and ensure a clean working environment.

Qualifications

You have a technical certificate or diploma in Electrical Engineering, Electronics or a related field.

You have experience in assembly, electrical systems or manufacturing.

You understand basic wiring and safety procedures.

You are practical, detail-oriented and hands-on.

Why This Role Matters

This role builds the foundation of Exoben’s battery systems.

You turn components into fully functional energy units.

Your work directly impacts quality, safety and reliability.

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