Assembly Technician II

Independent energy is here. Help us deploy it.

Energy should be free. Free from aging grids, fragile supply chains, and unnecessary extraction. At Moment Energy, we’re building a world where clean power is abundant, affordable, and uninterrupted for everyone.

The world doesn’t need another promise about energy; it needs proof that a freer future is possible. Moment Energy is the pragmatic liberator of power, the only company certified to turn the largest untapped energy supply into independent energy.

Now is the moment. While the industry scraps millions of batteries with decades of life left, we put them to work by repurposing large-format batteries into advanced battery energy storage systems that deliver real-world impact.

We were told second-life batteries would never be safe enough or scalable enough. We didn’t argue, we engineered the solution. Today, Moment Energy delivers 5x the energy density and holds the certifications required to deploy energy independence at scale.

Now is the moment. Join us.

Moment Energy is seeking an Assembly Technician II to join our production team and support the assembly of our battery energy storage systems.

In this role, you'll assemble complex control panels, route internal wire harnesses, and integrate pre-assembled power electronics into complete battery systems. You'll also interpret mechanical drawings and electrical schematics, perform quality inspections throughout the assembly process, and collaborate with our Manufacturing, Engineering, and Quality teams to ensure every build meets our standards for safety, precision, and performance.

This role is ideal for someone with strong technical aptitude who enjoys precision assembly and wants to continue growing their career in advanced manufacturing.

Responsibilities and Duties

• Assemble, mount, and wire mid-sized enclosures, power distribution panels, and complex sub-systems.

• Read, interpret, and build directly from mechanical engineering drawings, physical layouts, and basic wiring schematics.

• Perform point-to-point electrical continuity testing, visual routing audits, and mechanical torque checks to identify and correct defects early.

• Identify and report mechanical interference, tolerance stack-ups, or drawing discrepancies to the Lead Hand or Engineering team.

The Candidate

We’re looking for individuals with the following traits, skills, and experiences:

• Formal technical training in electrical, mechanical, electromechanical, automotive technology, or a related field, or equivalent hands-on industrial experience.

• 2–4 years of hands-on experience in custom machine building, control panel assembly, industrial manufacturing, or automotive/electrical repair.

• Experience assembling mechanical and electrical systems with a high degree of accuracy and attention to detail.

• Proficiency interpreting mechanical drawings, technical blueprints, and electrical wiring schematics.

• Comfortable using specialized assembly and testing equipment, including digital multimeters, precision torque drivers, and standard hand and power tools.

• Strong mechanical aptitude, problem-solving skills, and commitment to producing high-quality work.

• Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with cross-functional teams in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

• Experience working with