Power Electronics Engineer — Shipboard Systems (Hybrid)

Cyberstrike: People Powering Government; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Cyberstrike: People Powering Government in Philadelphia, PA is seeking a Power Electronics Engineer for Naval Defense Programs. You will tackle mission-critical shipboard power systems, including rectifiers, inverters, converters, transformers, and control architectures at 450V 3-phase and megawatt scales.

The role rewards hands-on power electronics work, with a hybrid schedule, up to $110K (DOE). Must be a U.S. citizen and ready to apply engineering rigor to naval contexts.

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience with power electronics: rectifiers, inverters, AC-AC/DC-DC converters, IGBTs, harmonic filters, UPS systems, controllers, or relays
• Background in design, controls, or testing of power systems (bonus if you've touched more than one)
• Comfort working with technical standards, test procedures, and safety protocols around high-voltage equipment

Responsibilities

• Work on current and future ship power systems, including shipboard power plants and propulsion infrastructure
• Develop and validate controls and testing procedures for high-voltage equipment

Skills

Power electronics

Rectifiers

Inverters

Converters

IGBTs

Harmonic filters

UPS systems

Controllers

Relays

Controls design

Tools

MATLAB/Simulink

PLC/HMI programming

Networking

Virtual machines

Containers

Job description

Cyberstrike: People Powering Government in Philadelphia, PA is seeking a Power Electronics Engineer for Naval Defense Programs. You will tackle mission-critical shipboard power systems, including rectifiers, inverters, converters, transformers, and control architectures at 450V 3-phase and megawatt scales.

The role rewards hands-on power electronics work, with a hybrid schedule, up to $110K (DOE). Must be a U.S. citizen and ready to apply engineering rigor to naval contexts.