Electrical Engineering Intern — Marine Energy & Power Systems

National Laboratory of the Rockies; Ümraniye; On-site; TRY 1,928,000 - 3,087,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

403(b) employer match

Relocation expense reimbursement

Sick leave

Job summary

The National Laboratory of the Rockies invites undergraduates to join the Water Power Technology Validation group as a fixed-term Intern in Electrical Engineering. This 40-hour-per-week position provides hands-on experience in simulations for power electronics converter topologies, design calculations, and control methods for power capture.

The intern will work alongside world-class researchers, have opportunities to publish contributions, and contribute to marine energy technology research,

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a masters degree or PhD in power electronics or power systems.
• Some experience with Matlab and Matlab Simulink or relevant real-time simulation software.
• Fundamental knowledge of power electronics design or electric drivetrain technology.
• Fundamental knowledge of typical control methods and implementation thereof.

Responsibilities

• Assist in developing simulations for power electronic converter topologies.
• Perform design calculations for component sizing of passive circuit elements, operating specifications and evaluating off-the-shelf converter solutions.
• Implement control methods for power capture and power conditioning, e.g., maximum power point tracking.

Skills

Power electronics

Control systems

Matlab/Simulink

Real-time simulation

Education

Masters degree in Power Electronics or Power Systems

PhD student in Power Electronics or Power Systems

Tools

Typhoon HIL

RTDS

RSCAD

Job description

The National Laboratory of the Rockies invites undergraduates to join the Water Power Technology Validation group as a fixed-term Intern in Electrical Engineering. This 40-hour-per-week position provides hands-on experience in simulations for power electronics converter topologies, design calculations, and control methods for power capture.

The intern will work alongside world-class researchers, have opportunities to publish contributions, and contribute to marine energy technology research,