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Hitachi Energy is seeking a Power Electronics Engineer to drive the design of advanced power converters for energy storage and grid projects. You will work on the full development lifecycle, from requirements through validation, in a multidisciplinary team focused on reliable energy transition technologies.
You will analyze requirements, simulate, prototype, and validate hardware and software, contributing to cutting-edge power conversion systems and control strategies.
Are you passionate about developing innovative power conversion technologies from concept to reality?
Join our Power Electronics team and help shape the next generation of energy storage and power conversion solutions.
In this role, you will be involved in the complete product development lifecycle, from requirements analysis and simulation to hardware design, prototyping, validation, and industrialization. You will contribute to the design of advanced power converters and control systems used in energy storage applications and grid integration projects.
You will work in a multidisciplinary environment alongside experts in power electronics, control systems, software, testing, and product development. This position offers the opportunity to participate in cutting-edge technology projects, evaluate new power semiconductor technologies, and contribute to the development of highly efficient and reliable products.
Success in this role requires a strong technical background, curiosity, and a hands-on approach to engineering challenges. You will have the opportunity to expand your expertise in power electronics design, converter control, product validation, and system integration while contributing to products that support the global energy transition.
We offer a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your wellbeing, professional development, and work-life balance. Depending on local policies and eligibility, benefits may include flexible working arrangements, meal allowance, private medical coverage, life insurance, wellbeing programs, learning opportunities, language training, and career development initiatives.