- Qualification: BTech in EEE/ECE/IT/TC/ MTech in Power electronics/Power systems/EEE
- Expertise in System architecture, inverter/converter topologies, complete know‑how of printed circuit boards, thermal management and product enclosures and interactions.
- Experience in modelling, development and testing of power electronics systems, including the development of test and validation plans.
- Experience in developing products complying with various industry standards and regulations in aerospace, medical, defense, automotive, consumer and industrial domains (e.g., DO‑160G, MIL‑STD, IEC).
- Experience with various power conversion topologies (DC/DC, AC‑DC, PFC converters, DC/AC inverters, motor control, high‑voltage/high‑power converters), micro‑controllers & peripherals hardware, digital system, analog electronics design and magnetics design (high‑frequency inductors, switched‑mode flyback/forward transformers).
- Responsible for requirements capture, high‑level product conception, and product specifications based on client requirements.
- Guide the design and testing team in designing, simulating, and testing power electronics, analog and digital circuits and analysing outcomes to make decisions.
- Responsible for design improvisation and optimisation for performance, cost and manufacturability.
- Provide deliverables such as: complete Bill‑of‑Materials, block diagrams, schematics, PCB design documentation, specifications, test data results, and other necessary documentation (HRD, HDD, ATP, DVTP, RCA, WBS).
- Prepare technical presentations and proposals.
- Excellent technical engineering knowledge coupled with solid people‑leadership skills.
- Oversee product development and manage project delivery in an organised, timely and efficient manner.
- Manage feasibility studies and technical analysis to support new products.
- Lead the team, mentor and train junior engineers.
Skills Required
Power Systems Control, Power Converters, Power Electronics Design, Power Electronics, Power Systems Reliability, Electrical Power Engineering, Power System Protection