Serve as the technical authority for the architecture, design, analysis and verification of automotive high-voltage power-electronics hardware, including 400 V and 800 V on-board chargers (OBCs), high-voltage-to-low-voltage DC/DC converters and integrated power-conversion systems.
Competitive compensation and benefits.
- Own hardware architecture and circuit design for 400 V/800 V power-conversion products
- Develop and review power stages, gate-drive circuits, current and voltage sensing, auxiliary supplies, protection, isolation, communication and control interfaces
- Evaluate relevant architectures and technologies such as bidirectional OBC, PFC, LLC/CLLC, phase-shifted full bridge, dual-active bridge, silicon carbide (SiC), gallium nitride (GaN) and integrated X-in-1 solutions
- Perform worst-case circuit analysis, component-tolerance analysis, derating, thermal and loss calculations, Six Sigma/capability studies and circuit simulations using Maple, SPICE-based tools or equivalent simulation environments
- Convert system and customer requirements into hardware requirements, block diagrams, interface definitions, design specifications and verification criteria
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Power Electronics or a related discipline
- Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Power Electronics or a related discipline
- Nice to have: Production development of 400 V/800 V OBC
- Nice to have: Production development of HV-LV DC/DC converters
- Nice to have: Production development of integrated power-conversion products
- Competitive compensation
- Learning, development and innovation opportunities
- Exposure to global automotive programs, customers and technical experts
- Inclusive environment
