(80 - 100%) R&D Engineer (Energy Storage Systems) — ABB Svizzera (sede Ticino)

At ABB , we help industries run leaner and cleaner—and every person here makes that happen. You’ll be empowered to lead, supported to grow, and proud of the impact we create together. Join us and help run what runs the world. This position reports to: Chapter Lead, Electronics HW __ You will utilize your extensive skills and technical expertise to select and qualify potential Energy Storage Systems and their manufacturers, ensure Uninterruptable Power Supplies (UPS) compatibility with those. You will further support us with new emerging applications around multifunction UPS for ancillary services such as frequency response and peak shaving. The work model for the role is: #LI-Hybrid You will be mainly accountable for: - Lead technical qualification of Energy Storage Systems (eg. battery cells, battery racks, Battery Management Systems, etc.) - Support supplier qualification - Support certification of batteries and systems for the American and IEC standards - Support on new emerging applications and technical know-how on batteries - Identify and communicate energy storage requirements • Qualifications for the role: - Master or Bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering, as well as more than 3 years of relevant Engineering experience - Must have experience working with electrical systems or demonstrate the aptitude to learn complex power electronic systems - Must have experience with energy storage systems and batteries - Self-driven and responsible, well-structured work practices - Can break down complex topics into simple explanations - Collaborative team player - Knowledge and experience with Agile methodology is a plus - Fluent in English, spoken and written More about us ABB Smart Power provides energy distribution solutions for data centers, industrial and manufacturing plants, critical infrastructure and commercial buildings. The Division’s technical teams work closely with industry partners, delivering advanced solutions that support rapid growth, energy transi