Power Electronics Research Engineer (All levels)

1.  Fundamental Research – Complete literature reviews and studies to explore existing and future hardware topologies, components and control methods.
2. Ideation – Identify problems, future needs or market gaps to establish areas of interest.
3. Project Definition – Produce clear target requirements that the solution must meet.
4. Project Definition – Produce clear target requirements that the solution must meet.
5. Concept Proposal – Generate multiple potential design concepts and choose the best solution based on defined requirements feasibility analysis.
6. Proof of Concept – Create detailed designs, complete simulations and build test setups to demonstrate the technical feasibility of the proposed system.
7. Documentation – Write research reports, design guides, patents and performance reports.

1. PhD or Master’s degree in Electrical / Electronics Engineering or related field. Degree holders with strong power electronics background may be considered.
2. Strong understanding of electronics hardware design and common power electronic architectures (AC/DC, DC/AC, DC/DC, etc).
3. Experience with architecture drawings, electronic schematics, component datasheets and PCB layout drawings.
4. Knowledge of embedded software (C/C++) and coding practices is preferred.
5. Hands-on prototyping and testing experience using oscilloscopes, electronic loads and power analysers.
6. Familiarity with SiC/GaN devices, magnetics design, EMI, and thermal management.
7. Expertise in using simulation tools to aid the development and assessment of the proposed solution (MATLAB, Python, Simulink, LTspice, etc.)
8. Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.
9. Demonstrated passion for innovation and commitment to continuous learning.
10. We welcome applicants at all experience levels, from recent graduates to seasoned professionals.

EA Personnel Registration No: R1106329

EA License No: 12C6254