Power Electronics - Component Development Engineer (Junior Level)

Groupe SEGULA Technologies SA; Auburn Hills (MI); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Groupe SEGULA Technologies SA seeks a Power Electronics - Component Development Engineer to verify HV AC/DC charging components and validate systems on vehicles and benches. You will test, analyze results, and document issues to support conformance and reliability of charging solutions.

You will work with Design Validation and Design Release teams to troubleshoot at both component and system levels, contributing to continuous improvement through data-driven reviews and cross-functional

Qualifications

• HV validation and testing experience.
• Ability to analyze complex test data for performance and safety.
• Experience documenting and tracking technical anomalies.

Responsibilities

• Validate HV AC/DC charging on components, benches, and vehicles.
• Analyze test data to ensure compliance with standards.
• Document and report issues using IMS/PITS.
• Collaborate with DVE and DRE to resolve issues at component and system levels.
• Participate in data analyses and reviews to drive design improvements.

Skills

HV testing

Data analysis

Cross-functional collaboration

Job description

We are seeking a skilled and detail-oriented Power Electronics - Component Development Engineer to join our growing engineering team. In this role, you will be a key player in the development, validation, and conformance of high-voltage (HV) AC and DC charging systems. You will bridge the gap between component design and real-world application by testing on both vehicles and test benches, utilizing industry-standard vector tools to analyze data, troubleshoot complex issues, and collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams.

Key Responsibilities

• Validation & Testing: Perform High-Voltage (HV) AC and DC charging validation and conformance testing on both components/test benches and full vehicles.

• Data Analysis: Analyze complex test data to ensure component alignment with performance, safety, and compliance standards.

• Issue Management: Document, track, and report technical anomalies in component behavior using Issue Management Systems (IMS/PITS).

• Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner closely with Design Validation Engineers (DVE) and Design Release Engineers (DRE) to troubleshoot and resolve component-level and system-level issues.

• Technical Review: Actively participate in data analysis and issue resolution meetings to drive continuous improvement in component design.