Lyten is leading an industrial revolution through Lyten 3D Graphene™, a breakthrough supermaterial unlocking a new generation of products — from lithium–sulfur batteries and energy storage systems to concrete admixtures, lightweight composites, and next-generation sensors that are revolutionizing industries. Together, these innovations are making a massive global improvement and driving real-world impact across energy, mobility, construction, and defense. At Lyten, we believe the most meaningful careers begin with purpose — and with people who want to make a difference. We’re not just developing advanced supermaterials — we’re about to change the world as we know it, reshaping how energy is stored, how products are built, and how progress is made. We’re entering an exciting growth phase, scaling production across the U.S. and Europe and expanding our team of engineers, scientists, and innovators. Apply now to join our team and be part of something bigger than yourself — where collaboration, creativity, and purpose come together to build the technologies that will define the next century. Job Scope Why does the role exist? High level purpose of function. The Instrument Technician is responsible for ensuring the accuracy, reliability, and compliance of all process instrumentation and measurement systems throughout the manufacturing facility. The technician serves as the technical expert for process control instrumentation, analytical equipment, and measurement devices, ensuring regulatory compliance and optimal process control. They act as the primary resource for instrumentation troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and continuous improvement of measurement systems, guaranteeing that all critical process parameters are accurately monitored and controlled to maintain product quality and operational efficiency. Key Responsibilities Overall areas of responsibilities and activities Key responsibilities include (but are not limited to) Develop, implement, and maintain comprehensive calibration programs for equipment according to regulatory and quality standards within your defined area. Examples include; process instrumentation, analytical equipment, utility equipment and measurement devices. Lead instrumentation commissioning activities, including loop checks, calibration verification, and functional testing during equipment start-up or restart projects. (Project timeline dependent) Execute scheduled calibration activities using precision test equipment and maintain complete documentation of calibration results, certificates, and measurement traceability records. Install, configure, and commission process control instruments including transmitters, analyzers, flow meters, pressure sensors, and temperature devices. Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on instrumentation systems, troubleshooting complex issues using diagnostic equipment, multimeters, and calibration standards. Monitor and analyze instrumentation performance metrics, identifying calibration drift patterns, measurement deviations, and equipment issues to drive corrective actions and continuous improvement. Lead root cause analysis (RCA) for instrumentation failures, process measurement deviations, and control loop performance issues. Prepare, review, and approve documentation including (but not limited to) calibration procedures, instrument data sheets, loop diagrams, maintenance records, and deviation reports. Train and mentor manufacturing associates, technicians, and other support functions on proper instrument operation, calibration procedures, and safety protocols. Complete supplementary tasks as seen fit by management to effectively utilize time and resources for the benefit of the business. This role requires regular presence on the production floor. Requirements Educational background and previous experience required for the role Qualifications and Experience Technical/industrial background in Instrumentation, Electronics, Electrical, Control Systems, or related field. 3+ years previous experience from the manufacturing or processing industry (e.g., battery, pulp and paper, food, chemicals, microelectronics, oil & gas, pharmaceutical processing). Vocational education within Instrumentation Technology, Industrial/Electrical Gymnasium, or equivalent. Certified Calibration Technician (CCT) certification or equivalent is a plus. Six Sigma White or Yellow Belt certification is also advantageous. Experience with calibration management software (EG:Beamx) and CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management Systems). Experience troubleshooting transmitters, analyzers, control valves, flow meters, pressure sensors, and temperature devices. Experienced in continuous improvement and root cause analysis. Specific skills & Knowledge Proficiency with precision test equipment including multimeters, calibrators, pressure standards, temperature baths, and signal generators. Knowledge of ISO 17025 calibration standards and regulatory compliance requirements. Ability to read and interpret technical documentation including P&IDs, loop diagrams, instrument data sheets, and manufacturer manuals. Basic IT literacy (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and experience with calibration databases or LIMS systems. Understanding of process control principles, loop tuning, and instrumentation optimization for efficient manufacturing operations. Administrative competence, including experience with ERP systems, work orders and incident reporting. Troubleshooting skills with diagnostic equipment. Ability to document technical problems concisely. Excellent English skills, both written and oral, are essential. Basic Swedish and other language skills are a plus. You should have good communication skills and be able to work in close collaboration with colleagues from many different teams. This role requires the ability to stand for extended periods and perform manual labor in physically demanding environments. This can include 100% working hours allocation into clean-rooms and dry-rooms, while wearing appropriate PPE. The role also requires working shifts and working in multiple process areas, according to business needs. Why Work at Lyten At Lyten, you’ll be part of a team that’s redefining what’s possible in energy, materials, and manufacturing. We’re not just imagining the future — we’re building it today with breakthrough technologies that are changing how products are made and how industries innovate. Our people are the heart of that mission. From world-class scientists and engineers to creative problem-solvers in operations, manufacturing, and commercialization, every member of the Lyten team plays a role in turning bold ideas into real-world impact. We believe that the best work happens when you’re doing great things in the world — with people you like. Collaboration, curiosity, and a shared sense of purpose drive everything we do. What You’ll Find at Lyten A mission that matters: Contribute directly to solving complex challenges in energy, mobility, and materials innovation. Cutting-edge innovation: Work on technologies at the intersection of materials science, energy storage, and advanced manufacturing that strengthen energy security and local supply chains. Extraordinary people: Join a team of talented, friendly, and down-to-earth innovators who support, challenge, and inspire one another every day. Teamwork and culture: Experience a workplace built on trust, respect, and shared success — where collaboration fuels breakthroughs and everyone’s ideas are heard. Global impact: Help scale new materials and energy solutions that reinforce industrial resilience across the U.S. and Europe. Career growth: Be part of a fast-moving company entering a commercial growth phase, with opportunities to lead, learn, and make your mark. Purpose-driven values: Thrive in an environment that celebrates ingenuity, optimism, and meaningful progress — together. Lyten offers the opportunity to do the most important work of your career — helping build the technologies that will power the next century of innovation. Join us, and help transform industries, communities, and the planet with friends who share your drive to make a difference. Founded in 2015 in Silicon Valley, California, Lyten is transforming the future of energy and materials innovation to build a stronger, more resilient world. Our breakthrough innovation, Lyten 3D Graphene™, is a brand-new supermaterial that enables the creation of products that perform better and cost less. Lyten is rapidly scaling operations across the U.S. and Europe. Our lithium–sulfur (Li-S) batteries—free from nickel, manganese, cobalt, and graphite—deliver higher energy density and lighter weight while enabling a more secure, independent supply chain and a next-generation alternative to traditional lithium-ion chemistry. The acquisition of Northvolt’s assets in California, Poland, Sweden, and Germany has established a strong foundation for Lyten’s global energy storage growth, including Europe’s largest Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) manufacturing facility. Beyond battery systems, Lyten’s platform technology extends to high-performance concrete admixtures, advanced composites, adhesives, and sensors, redefining material performance across industries from automotive and aerospace to construction and defense. Lyten has raised over $625 million in equity and received support from the U.S. Export-Import Bank to provide up to $650 million in financing for international customer energy storage projects. Recognized as one of Fast Company’s “Most Innovative Energy Companies,” one of TIME’s “Top Green Technology Companies,” and a Silicon Valley Defense Group Top 100 National Security Company, Lyten is leading the next wave of high-performance materials and energy systems that enhance energy security and supply chain resilience. Our lithium–sulfur batteries have been selected to power Chrysler’s Halcyon Concept EV. Behind every Lyten innovation is a world-class team of scientists, engineers, and business leaders from some of the most respected technology, energy, and manufacturing companies — all united by a shared mission to make a lasting global impact. We’re entering an exciting growth phase — expanding production, launching new products, and hiring exceptional talent across engineering, operations, manufacturing, and commercialization. If you’re ready to shape the next era of advanced materials and product innovation — while working alongside some of the brightest minds in science and engineering — join Lyten and help us build the next industrial revolution.

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