[EETalk] Energy storage is very popular. What skills do you need to master if you want to join this industry?

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[EETalk] Energy storage is very popular. What skills do you need to master if you want to join this industry? [Copy link]

Not long ago, I launched a topic about energy storage and what people are more concerned about. I saw many netizens leave comments under the post. There is a question that I am also interested in, which is that the prospects of this industry are currently very good and the income is also high. After all, it is very popular. So, if our engineers want to enter this industry, such as hardware engineers, such as single-chip microcomputer or embedded engineers, what skills do they need to supplement in order to enter this industry? What is the salary?

Are there any netizens working in the energy storage industry who would like to share with us?

Guan Guan saw the following types of jobs on an energy storage recruitment website

I clicked on the job requirements for a BMS hardware engineer, you can take a look

Energy storage system engineer

Take a look at this collection of BMS-related job salaries posted online.

What do you think about this?

nmg

Suddenly I feel that the core of the energy storage industry should still be materials, not electronics.

When it comes to electronics, the engineers who should be connected are those who are engaged in power management.

Throwing a brick to attract jade

秦天qintian0303

Such companies are generally not original manufacturers. They usually outsource the core batteries for packaging and make personalized "power banks".

xutong

It seems that the BMS board has only one core BMS chip. I want to know what the core point of BMS design is?

led2015

Every time I see these recruitment requirements, I feel overwhelmed. If half of them are experts,