Research Masters: Next-Gen High-Frequency DC‑DC Power

Tyndall National Institute

Coolmore Cross

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EUR 23,000 - 28,000

Full time

5 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Stipend €25,000/year

Full tuition fees covered

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Job summary

Tyndall National Institute invites applications for a two-year Research Masters project focused on high-frequency DC-DC power conversion. The student will explore converter modelling, design, optimisation and laboratory validation, building research skills through literature review, simulation, component modelling and hardware development.

The role offers hands-on experience in power electronics research, with responsibilities spanning from literature reviews to experimental validation and

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering or closely related
Strong fundamentals in power electronics and DC-DC operation
Ability to use engineering simulation and numerical modelling tools

Responsibilities

Conduct literature review on high-frequency DC-DC converters and related technologies
Develop simulation models for converter performance and losses
Support design and experimental testing of power-converter hardware
Analyse measurement data and contribute to publications and reports
Participate in Education and Public Engagement activities

Skills

Power electronics

DC-DC conversion

Lab measurements

Simulation tools

Programming

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering

Tools

MATLAB

Python

SPICE

Job description

The role offers hands-on experience in power electronics research, with responsibilities spanning from literature reviews to experimental validation and

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