Skills Cards
The ALBATTS Skills Cards describe a number of occupational profiles - and corresponding competencies - within the scope of battery manufacturing, e-mobility and stationary battery storage.
Companies can use the Skills Cards to identify the needed competencies to 1) readjust/improve employee’s selection and recruitment; 2) train employees according to the latest sectoral needs; 3) set up their businesses within the battery sector.
Training providers, such as VET providers or universities, will find them useful to 1) create training opportunities; 2) improve existing curricula or training programmes.
National agencies can use the Skills Cards to readjust national education plans, whereas general public may use them to know more about the jobs in the batteries sector.
Click on each Skills Card button below to learn more!
You can send us your feedback on 5 different categories of competencies, as well as on overall level regarding specific Skills Cards. We collect your contributions and update the Skills Cards every two months from mid-February 2023.
Please note the following, regarding the level of maturity in relation to the skills in the Skills Cards:
• Awareness: Understands the background of the knowledge, competence/skill, and its implications to be able to understand how it is applied in the environment.
• Practitioner: Strong understanding of the knowledge, experience in the competence/skill. Able to apply knowledge, the experience of the competence/skill and share with others including tools and techniques, define and use the most appropriate for the solution.
• Expert: Knowledge or competence/skill ability to develop and apply procedures and activities as an individual and/or provide his qualified opinion to a team. Recognised specialist and advisor in the generation of solutions and ideas, including methods, tools, techniques, guiding or leading others in best practice use of the specific knowledge and skill.
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HiGHER-EDUCATION
Battery Cell Module Engineer
A battery cell module engineer is responsible for designing, developing and testing battery cell modules for various applications.
Higher-Education
Battery Material Engineer
A battery material engineer is responsible for researching, developing and optimising materials used in batteries.
Higher-education
Battery System Engineer
A battery system engineer is responsible for designing, developing and testing battery systems for various applications.
Higher-Education
Battery Thermal System Engineer
A battery thermal system engineer is responsible for designing, developing and testing thermal management systems for batteries.
Higher-Education
Controls Engineer
A battery controls engineer is responsible for designing, developing and testing control and management systems for batteries.
Higher-Education
Electrical Engineer
A battery electrical engineer is responsible for designing, developing and testing electrical systems for batteries.
Higher-Education
Embedded System and BMS Engineer
An embedded systems engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and testing embedded systems, which are computer systems integrated into other devices or products. A Battery Management System (BMS) engineer is responsible for designing, developing and testing the BMS for batteries.
Higher-Education
Maintenance Engineer
A battery production maintenance engineer is responsible for the maintenance and repair of equipment and machinery used in the production of batteries.
Higher-Education
Mechanical Engineer
A battery mechanical engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and testing mechanical systems for batteries.
Higher-Education
Process Engineer
A battery process engineer is responsible for designing, developing and optimising the manufacturing processes for batteries.
Higher-Education
Production and Manufacturing Engineer
A battery manufacturing and production engineer is responsible for the design, development and execution of the manufacturing processes for batteries.
Higher-Education
Quality Engineer
A battery quality engineer is responsible for ensuring the quality of batteries and battery systems during the development and production phases.
Higher-Education
Simulation Engineer
A battery simulation engineer is responsible for using mathematical models and simulation tools to predict the performance of batteries and battery systems under different conditions.
Higher-Education
Software Developer
A battery software developer is responsible for designing, developing and maintaining software systems for batteries and battery management systems.
Higher-Education
Test and Validation Engineer
A battery test and validation engineer is responsible for testing and validating the performance, safety, and reliability of batteries and battery systems.
VET
Automotive Repair and Inspection Personnel
Electric vehicle (EV) repair and maintenance personnel are responsible for repair and maintenance of electric vehicles.
VET
Battery Manufacturing Technician
A battery manufacturing technician is responsible for the production of batteries in a manufacturing facility.
VET
Battery Module Assembly Technician
A battery module assembly technician is responsible for assembling battery modules in a manufacturing facility.
VET
Battery Recycling Technician
A battery recycling technician is responsible for the collection, transportation and processing of used batteries in a recycling facility.
VET
Cell Assembly Technician Downstream
A battery cell assembly technician is responsible for assembling battery cells in a manufacturing facility.
VET
Machine Operator in Battery Industry
A battery machine operator is responsible for the operation of equipment used in the production of batteries.
VET
Machine Operator in Upstream
A battery upstream operator is responsible for the operation of equipment and processes that happen before the actual manufacturing of batteries, such as mixing and preparing the materials needed to produce batteries.
VET
Maintenance Technician in Battery Industry
A battery maintenance technician is responsible for the maintenance and repair of the equipment used in the production of batteries.
VET
Material Handler and Planner
A battery material handler is responsible for the handling and storage of raw materials and finished products in a battery manufacturing facility.
VET
Quality Technician
A battery quality technician is responsible for ensuring the quality of batteries and battery systems during the development and production phases.
VET
Shift Lead
A battery shift leader is responsible for overseeing the production and operations of a battery manufacturing facility during their shift.
