Power Electronics Engineer for Next‑Gen PMU Systems

ePropelled, Inc.; Coventry; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

ePropelled, located in Coventry, UK, seeks a Power Electronics Engineer to help develop the next generation of power management electronics for unmanned vehicles. The role covers circuit design, simulation, PCB development, prototype bring-up, validation testing and production support.

You will work with firmware, mechanical, quality, systems and manufacturing engineers to translate requirements into reliable hardware.

Qualifications

• Degree in Electronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering or equivalent.
• Experience in power electronics development for hardware-in-the-loop.
• Ability to translate requirements into verifiable hardware designs.

Responsibilities

• Translate product and system requirements into electronic circuit designs and verification test plans.
• Design and develop power conversion and power management circuits, including topology selection and sensing.
• Develop analogue and digital hardware, including signal conditioning and interfaces.
• Select components using calculations, datasheets, and thermal/performance considerations.
• Produce schematics and PCB layouts with attention to layout and thermal management.
• Bring up prototypes and perform tests across regulation, efficiency and fault conditions.
• Collaborate with firmware and manufacturing teams through design reviews.

Skills

Power electronics design

Circuit design

PCB layout

Thermal management

EMC considerations

Education

Electronic/Electrical Engineering degree

Tools

CAN/CAN FD

Embedded C/C++

Python

Oscilloscopes

Job description

ePropelled, located in Coventry, UK, seeks a Power Electronics Engineer to help develop the next generation of power management electronics for unmanned vehicles. The role covers circuit design, simulation, PCB development, prototype bring-up, validation testing and production support.

You will work with firmware, mechanical, quality, systems and manufacturing engineers to translate requirements into reliable hardware.