Quality Technician (Cell Manufacturing)

Amprius has an immediate opening for Quality Technician (Cell Manufacturing)! The Quality Technician is the primary guardian of quality on the production floor. This is an active, 100% shop-floor role designed for a high-autonomy expert who thrives in a dynamic manufacturing environment. This role will operate with an "inspect, diagnose, and repair" mindset, spending your day on the manufacturing floor providing real-time guidance to production operators. This role will be responsible for identifying defects, driving root cause investigations, and managing the non-conformance (NCMR) process from identification to final disposition. This role is ideal for a self-motivated professional who can leverage their deep battery manufacturing knowledge to build and refine quality standards in a rapidly evolving production setting. This is a 3-month TEMP to FTE role.

Job Responsibilities

• Act as the quality expert on the floor, providing real-time technical coaching and quality guidance to production operators based on your cell manufacturing experience.
• Execute rigorous inspections across the production lifecycle, including incoming raw materials (IQC), in-process/in-line inspection (IPQC), and final cell testing (OQC); this includes OCV/IR checks and final product verification.
• Own the end-to-end non-conformance process by logging, tracking, and leading Material Review Board (MRB) activities to drive rapid and efficient material disposition (Scrap, Rework, or Use-As-Is).
• Drive the implementation of Corrective and Preventive Actions (CAPA) by personally verifying that root-cause solutions are physically sustained at the station level and validated through rigorous audits.
• Leverage your manufacturing expertise to help define, document, and streamline new quality procedures and standards as the production line scales.
• Author and issue Quality Alerts to ensure the entire production team is immediately aware of emerging trends, defects, or critical process updates.
• Support the broader team by maintaining training acknowledgement records, assisting with inventory organization, and coordinating site calibration activities to ensure all measurement tools are in-service.
• Monitor the manufacturing environment to identify potential risks-such as equipment drift or material variance-and proactively collaborate with Engineering to mitigate these risks before they impact yield.
• Utilize dashboards and physical "line walks" to anticipate quality risks and provide proactive feedback to the Production and Engineering teams.
• Support Engineering trials, new line validations, and PFMEA activities to mitigate risks.