Senior Engineer Software

Power Electronic Engineer

The Power Electronic Engineer:

Join a group of skilled colleagues working on innovative projects in an inspiring environment, where you can develop your skills and expertise in designing low-power energy electronics circuits.

Help ensure that our products meet the highest standards of design and manufacturing quality.

Participate in the entire product development process from start to finish. Based on market requirements, you will prepare engineering specifications, provide feedback to various functional teams, work on electronic and PCB design, troubleshoot potential errors, address testing challenges, and resolve issues with already delivered devices.

Design and development of UPS subsystems/components in compliance with specifications, EMC/EMI requirements, and applicable standards.

PCB design.

Detailed analysis of UPS electronic subsystems/components, focusing on performance evaluation, design optimization, component selection and sizing, and control strategy.

Collaboration in an interdisciplinary engineering environment (with embedded, test, and mechanical engineers) to define requirements, discuss trade-offs, participate in design verification, and ensure successful integration of single-phase UPS designs.

Continuous improvement of existing designs, evaluation of application issues, and resolution of those issues in the design of new products.

Evaluation of new technologies to enhance and implement them in new R&D systems and processes.

Adherence to agreed-upon project timelines.

Preparation of relevant technical reports.

Master's degree or higher in Electrical Engineering with a focus on power electronics.

Proficiency in medium-to-low power circuit topologies, principles of power electronic converters, and semiconductor devices.

Hands-on experience with PCB design and layout.

Knowledge of electronic design practices for EMC compliance.

Strong analytical skills combined with excellent problem-solving abilities and interpersonal communication.

Experience in UPS and power module development is highly desirable.

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