Battery Sourcing Lead

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.

The Battery Sourcing Lead will play a critical role in building and managing Moment Energy’s battery supply network. You will identify potential sources of retired and end-of-life EV batteries, proactively develop relationships with manufacturers and other industry partners, and coordinate the movement of battery packs from source to their next destination.

This role is highly relationship-driven and requires someone who is comfortable picking up the phone, cold contacting potential partners, staying informed on developments across the EV and battery industry, and identifying opportunities before they become widely available.

You will work closely with our Operations, Engineering, and Leadership teams to understand our battery needs, secure supply, and ensure each battery pack is tracked and routed appropriately once it enters our network.

Responsibilities and Duties

• Build battery supply partnerships with EV manufacturers, automotive companies, battery suppliers, recyclers, fleet operators, and other organizations that may have retired or surplus EV batteries.

• Proactively cold contact and develop relationships with potential battery suppliers and partners.

• Monitor industry news, product announcements, recalls, vehicle retirement timelines, fleet changes, and other developments to identify when battery supply may become available.

• Develop and maintain a pipeline of potential battery sources, tracking upcoming opportunities and key contacts.

• Work directly with manufacturers and partners to understand the quantity, type, condition, location, and timing of available battery packs.

• Coordinate with internal teams and external partners to arrange battery pickups and transportation.

• Organize and maintain accurate records of where each battery pack comes from, where it is going, and what happens to it throughout the