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Power Electronics Engineer

Electric Hydrogen
Location
San Jose, California, United States
Posted
16 days ago
Department
Power Systems Engineering
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • BS or MS in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related engineering discipline
  • 3+ years of relevant industry experience in power electronics for mid-level candidates; strong academic, project, or internship experience in power electronics for junior-level candidates
  • Experience with power electronics converters, including rectifiers and inverters
  • Working knowledge of magnetics analysis and design
  • Experience with power electronics modeling and simulation tools such as PLECS, Simulink, or comparable tools
  • Solid understanding of analog and digital circuitry
Nice to have
  • Knowledge of the fundamentals of power electronics control
  • Familiarity with digital design and microcontrollers
  • Experience with finite element analysis (FEA) tools such as Ansys Maxwell
What the job really is

As a Power Electronics Engineer at Electric Hydrogen, you will engage in the full development cycle of power converters, including analysis, design, and validation. Your responsibilities will involve collaborating with various engineering teams, developing schematics, executing PCB layouts, and performing hands-on laboratory testing and troubleshooting of power electronics hardware.

Benefits
  • Base salary range of $154,000 — $181,000 USD
  • Equity grant
  • Time off programs
  • $75/month cell phone allowance
  • 4% employer 401(k) match
  • Access to competitive medical, dental, vision, life insurance, short-term & long-term disability plans
Things to weigh
  • No specific mention of remote work flexibility beyond hybrid designation
  • Salary is dependent on various factors, which may lead to variability in offers
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