Power Electronics Research Fellow — Digital Twins & Microgrid Innovation

National University of Singapore; Singapore; On-site; SGD 67,000 - 112,000; Full time

Job summary

National University of Singapore is seeking a Research Fellow in Power Electronics to lead advanced projects on high-density, high-efficiency power systems for electrification applications. You will work with a PI and a research team to explore innovations in EMS, energy management, and fuel cell/battery integration.

The role involves real-time simulation, hardware testing, and development of digital twins for electrical power networks, with opportunities to mentor students and publish findings.

Qualifications

• PhD in Electrical Engineering or equivalent with power electronics emphasis.
• Experience in power electronics, switching strategies, and control algorithms.
• Knowledge of battery, solar, and fuel cells is advantageous.
• Experience with real-time simulation and hardware testing is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Manage research projects with PI and team to develop advanced power electronics solutions.
• Develop digital twins and real-time simulation studies (Typhoon HIL).
• Design and test intelligent switching strategies and EMS for energy efficiency.
• Mentor students and coordinate procurement and vendor liaison.

Skills

Power electronics

Motor drives

Control theory

Real-time collaboration

Communication skills

Project management

Education

PhD in Electrical Engineering or equivalent

Tools

PSIM

PLECS

MATLAB/Simulink

OPAL-RT/HIL

Job description

National University of Singapore is seeking a Research Fellow in Power Electronics to lead advanced projects on high-density, high-efficiency power systems for electrification applications. You will work with a PI and a research team to explore innovations in EMS, energy management, and fuel cell/battery integration.

The role involves real-time simulation, hardware testing, and development of digital twins for electrical power networks, with opportunities to mentor students and publish findings.