Out of necessity to achieve our goals, we’ve spent considerable time to develop the vertical integration of various streams and products necessary for battery technology R&D - learn more about how we developed specialized lab hardware, our high-precision battery cycling equipment.

There is no "typical" day of work at GBatteries. With our hybrid-remote work structure, our priority has been to setup asynchronous working tools and core aspects of our company culture - making it easier for anyone to work from anywhere across Canada.

Any remote structure makes it difficult to connect, because these types of interactions now need to be intentional. Companies have had to resort to online events, but it’s difficult to plan a great online event – Zoom awkwardness anyone? Here at GBatteries, we've experimented with various options and continue to do so. Here's how we structure ours.

We’ve expanded our team by nearly 50% since mid-2020. In January 2021, I joined GBatteries as a Test Specialist. As one of the newest team members, I felt like I was in a great position to share more details about my experience with our recruiting process - from applicant to GBattizan!

When Mark first started his role at GBatteries, he didn't anticipate that it would turn into more than just a co-op role. We used this Q&A as a chance to learn a bit more about what remote work at GBatteries is like, and what has made Mark choose this to be his first full-time role out of university.

Julien joined GBatteries as a Junior Hardware Engineer a few years back, and quickly grew within the team to a leadership position as a Hardware Lead. We spoke with him about his experience joining the team, the projects we're working on, and why he thinks now is a great time to join GBatteries.

Job searching used to be a lot more straightforward. Find openings at your favourite job board, send out your resume, go in for a few interviews, and accept an offer at a company that seems suitable. The world is changing, and so are our expectations for jobs and the companies behind them.