Lead Precision Power Electronics Engineer

Draper; Massachusetts; On-site; USD 95,000 - 245,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Work-life balance

Employee clubs

Workshops

Social events

Museum discounts

Job summary

Draper, a Cambridge, MA-based independent nonprofit R&D organization, seeks a Principal Precision Analog/Power Electronics Engineer to design, test, and validate analog/power circuits for diverse applications including switched-mode power conversion, battery management, and radiation-hardened designs.

Responsibilities include architecture development, circuit simulations, layout, verification, and lifecycle support, with collaboration across multidisciplinary teams and potential security

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering required; advanced degree preferred.
• 10+ years of electrical engineering experience.

Responsibilities

• Designs new products and develops technical specifications for production.
• Analyzes hardware configuration and tests conformance to specifications.
• Drives complex solutions by defining requirements and adapting to changing needs.
• Subject Matter Expert able to develop advanced architectures for complex electronics.
• Supports business development including proposals and sponsor engagement.
• Identifies technical risks and develops mitigation strategies.
• Manages multi-disciplinary tasks with cross-functional teams and communicates status to leadership.
• Develops and shares best practices with teammates and demonstrates strong planning and time management.

Skills

Schematic capture

PCB layout

Circuit simulation

MATLAB/Simulink

System modeling

Prioritization

Analytical skills

Organizational skills

Time management

Communication skills

Continuous learning

Education

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering

Tools

Spice

Job description

Draper, a Cambridge, MA-based independent nonprofit R&D organization, seeks a Principal Precision Analog/Power Electronics Engineer to design, test, and validate analog/power circuits for diverse applications including switched-mode power conversion, battery management, and radiation-hardened designs.

Responsibilities include architecture development, circuit simulations, layout, verification, and lifecycle support, with collaboration across multidisciplinary teams and potential security