EMC Power Electronics Research Scientist

BlackBerry Inc.; Dättwil; Hybrid; CHF 120.000 - 180.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Canteen

Flexible work practices

Childcare

Zusammenfassung

ABB Research Center Baden-Dättwil in Switzerland invites a PhD-level researcher to join the Power Electronic Systems team, focusing on electromagnetic modeling and EMI/EMC for high-power converters.

You will develop EMC models, perform conducted and radiated emissions measurements, publish impactful results, and collaborate with ABB centers, universities and industry partners in a hybrid work setting.

Qualifikationen

• PhD in electrical engineering, physics or related discipline with specialization in power electronics or electromagnetics.
• Proven research excellence demonstrated through high-impact publications and patents.
• Deep technical expertise in EMC/EMI theory and electromagnetic modelling.
• Power electronic converter topologies, filters, magnetics, and semiconductor switching devices.
• Hands-on laboratory skills in HF-electromagnetic measurements.

Aufgaben

• Pioneer innovative concepts for ensuring EMC in high-power converters.
• Develop EMC models to predict and analyze electromagnetic compatibility and optimize design.
• EMC measurements of conducted and radiated emissions of converters and HF characterization.
• Patent innovative solutions and demonstrate technology leadership through high-impact publications.
• Collaborate with ABB research centers, business units, and universities to transition research into real-world applications.

Kenntnisse

EMC/EMI theory

Electromagnetic modelling

Power electronics

Lab measurements

Ausbildung

PhD in electrical engineering or physics

Tools

CST

COMSOL

ANSYS

LTSpice

SIMetrix

Simulink

Jobbeschreibung

ABB Research Center Baden-Dättwil in Switzerland invites a PhD-level researcher to join the Power Electronic Systems team, focusing on electromagnetic modeling and EMI/EMC for high-power converters.

You will develop EMC models, perform conducted and radiated emissions measurements, publish impactful results, and collaborate with ABB centers, universities and industry partners in a hybrid work setting.