Redwood Materials
Battery recycling, critical-materials production and grid-scale energy storage for manufacturers, data centers and utilities
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
Recent signals
What changed at Redwood Materials in the last 6 months, newest first. Each line links to its public source.
- 16 Oct 2026 Leadership hire · Hiring Head of Total Rewards and People Analytics (Reno) boards.greenhouse.io
- 16 Oct 2026 Leadership hire · Hiring Director, HR Business Partner & Talent Management (McCarran) boards.greenhouse.io
About Redwood Materials
Redwood Materials recycles end-of-life batteries to recover lithium, nickel, cobalt and copper, produces battery materials and components, and designs and deploys large-scale energy storage systems using new and repurposed batteries.
Its customers and partners include automotive and battery manufacturers, data centers, and grid operators. It is headquartered in Northern Nevada, with a campus outside Charleston, South Carolina, and an R&D center in San Francisco. The company was founded in 2017 and expanded into Europe in 2022.
Product: Battery recycling and materials production, battery components, and large-scale energy storage systems.
Jobs at Redwood Materials
Open roles at Redwood Materials in the Americas (63)
United States 63. From Redwood Materials's careers page or applicant tracking system; each role links to the employer.
- Security Specialist · McCarran, United States
- Superintendent, Self Perform · McCarran, United States
- Superintendent, Self Perform · McCarran, United States
- Substation Protection and Control Engineer, EPC · McCarran, United States
- Substation Protection and Control Engineer , EPC · Carson City, United States
- Staff Software Engineer, Factory Automation · McCarran, United States
- Staff Recruiter · McCarran, United States
- Staff Environmental Engineer · McCarran, United States
- Staff Design Manager, Materials · Reno, United States
- Staff Controls Engineer · McCarran, United States
- Staff Chemical Engineer · McCarran, United States
- Staff BESS Electrical Design Engineer, EPC · McCarran, United States
Newest 12 of 63.
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