Power Systems & Electronics Expert – Technical Authority

Vertiv

Redhill

On-site

GBP 90,000 - 120,000

Full time

6 days ago

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Job summary

Vertiv in the United Kingdom seeks a Power Systems & Electronics Subject Matter Expert to provide technical leadership across power architecture, power electronics and control systems within high‑density liquid cooling.

You will guide decisions on AC/DC architectures, drive standardisation, review schematics and tooling, and mentor teams while collaborating with suppliers and manufacturing to ensure compliant, robust electrical systems.

Qualifications

Extensive experience in electrical engineering, power systems and power electronics in high‑reliability environments.
Deep expertise in power distribution, protection, load management and power conversion.
Knowledge of high‑voltage DC architectures in modern distribution systems.
Experience with VFDs and harmonic mitigation.
Working knowledge of electrical standards (UL/IEC/EN/IEEE) and regulatory frameworks.
Ability to lead design decisions and review schematics and components.
Experience in data centre, liquid cooling, or safety‑critical environments.
Familiarity with Modbus, BACnet, SNMP and DCIM/BMS interfaces.
Experience in electrical testing, validation and safety principles.
Degree and Chartered status required; UL 508A MTR accreditation preferred.
US work eligibility indicated by ad; sponsorship not provided.

Responsibilities

Act as the recognised technical authority for power systems, power electronics, and associated control systems within CDU and liquid cooling products.
Define, maintain, and govern design standards, technical guidance, and best practice for power architecture, distribution, protection, grounding, redundancy and resilience.
Lead technical oversight of VFDs, motor control, power conversion, harmonic mitigation, EMC compliance, filtering strategies, and overall power quality management.
Review and approve critical engineering deliverables, including schematics, calculations, component selection, and system‑level decisions.
Lead complex technical investigations, validation, verification and root cause analysis, while mentoring engineering teams and engaging suppliers.
Drive initiatives with speed, precision, discipline and operational excellence.
Support high‑performance culture, innovation and financial strength.