Test Engineer - BESS

LNT/TE-B/1882314

• DEIC-L&T Precision Engineering & Systems IC

• Coimbatore Campus

• Posted On 07 Oct 2026

• End Date 05 Apr 2027

• Required Experience3 - 8 years

Skills

Knowledge & Posting Location

Testing Products

Minimum Qualification

Bachelor of Engineering (BE)General Diploma

Job Description

Role SummaryResponsible for validation, testing, and commissioning of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) at component, pack, and container level. Ensures system performance, safety, and compliance with applicable standards.Key Responsibilities1. Testing & ValidationDevelop and execute test plans for:Battery packs (Li-ion, LFP, etc.)BMS (Battery Management System)PCS (Power Conversion System)Complete BESS containersPerform electrical, thermal, functional, and safety testingConduct FAT (Factory Acceptance Test) and SAT (Site Acceptance Test)2. System Integration TestingValidate interfaces between battery, BMS, PCS, EMS, and SCADATest communication protocols (CAN, Modbus, Ethernet)Perform charge-discharge cycle testing and efficiency validation3. Compliance & StandardsEnsure testing as per standards like:IEC / UL / BIS relevant to BESSSupport certification processes and documentation4. Data Analysis & ReportingAnalyze test data and identify performance gapsPrepare detailed test reports and failure analysisSuggest corrective actions and design improvements5. Troubleshooting & Root Cause AnalysisDiagnose issues in battery systems, wiring, control logicWork closely with design, quality, and production teams6. Test Infrastructure SetupDefine and set up test benches, load banks, cyclersSupport automation of testing where applicableQualificationsB.E / B.Tech / Diploma in Electrical / Electronics / Mechatronics3–8 years experience in BESS, EV, battery, or power electronics testingRequired SkillsStrong understanding of:Lithium-ion batteries & BMSPower electronics & invertersHands-on with:Battery cyclers, HV testing equipmentData acquisition systemsKnowledge of:CAN tools, Modbus toolsSafety practices for high voltage systems