Power Electronics Engineer

Exoben Inc.; United States; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Exoben Inc. is seeking a Power Electronics Engineer to design and develop power conversion systems across battery, solar, and grid interfaces.

You will optimize converters, inverters and control systems for efficiency, reliability and performance, collaborating with battery, grid and system engineers.

Strong technical expertise and practical engineering skills are required; you will ensure compliance with safety standards and support testing and validation activities.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field required; Master’s or PhD preferred.
• Experience in power electronics or electrical systems.
• Understand converters, inverters and control systems.
• Analytical and detail-oriented.
• Practical and solution-focused.
• Strong communicator.

Responsibilities

• Design power electronic systems for energy conversion.
• Develop converters and control systems.
• Optimize efficiency and reduce energy losses.
• Ensure system stability under different load conditions.
• Support testing and validation of power systems.
• Work with system engineers on integration.
• Identify and resolve performance issues.
• Ensure compliance with safety standards.

Skills

Power electronics

Converters

Inverters

Control systems

Analytical thinking

Detail-oriented

Strong communicator

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering

Master’s degree preferred

PhD preferred

Job description

Specialization: Power Conversion, Energy Efficiency and Electrical System Design

Location: United States

Job Type: Full-Time

About Exoben

Exoben’s systems rely on efficient power conversion to move energy between batteries, solar systems and the grid.

Power electronics are responsible for controlling voltage, current and energy flow.

Strong design in this area ensures efficiency and system reliability.

Job Description

We are looking for a highly skilled Power Electronics Engineer to design and develop Exoben’s power conversion systems.

In this role, you will work on converters, inverters and electrical control systems.

You will focus on efficiency, reliability and performance across different applications.

You will work closely with battery, grid and system engineers.

This role requires strong technical expertise and practical engineering skills.

Key Responsibilities

• Design power electronic systems for energy conversion.
• Develop converters and control systems.
• Optimize efficiency and reduce energy losses.
• Ensure system stability under different load conditions.
• Support testing and validation of power systems.
• Work with system engineers on integration.
• Identify and resolve performance issues.
• Ensure compliance with safety standards.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field. A Master’s degree is an advantage. A PhD is preferred.
• Experience in power electronics or electrical systems.
• Understand converters, inverters and control systems.
• Analytical and detail-oriented.
• Practical and solution-focused.
• Strong communicator.

Why This Role Matters

This role controls how energy moves through Exoben systems.

You ensure efficiency, stability and performance.

Your work directly impacts system reliability.

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