Power Electronics Research Engineer — Innovate Converters

GE Vernova; New York (NY); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

GE Vernova's Power Electronics Research Engineer position in the R&D organization focuses on developing new power electronics concepts, modeling and simulating systems, and testing converters and devices for power generation, transmission, and distribution applications.

The role involves collaboration with cross-disciplinary teams, proposing innovative technologies, and communicating results through reports and presentations to internal and external clients.

Qualifications

• PhD or Master’s with relevant power electronics experience.
• 3+ years of power electronics research including modeling, simulation, and design.
• 3+ years developing and testing power converters and devices.
• 3+ years developing and testing control solutions for power converters and devices.

Responsibilities

• Participating with multi-disciplinary teams in the development of new power technologies and capabilities for GE's next generation product platforms.
• Innovation in the power electronics space.
• Effectively communicate results by preparing written reports and making presentations that describe analyses and solutions.
• Connect the organization to the latest technological developments and trends in industry.
• Contribute to proposal efforts for GE businesses as well as government agencies.

Skills

Power electronics

Controls design

Modeling

Simulation

Education

PhD in Electrical Engineering

Master’s in Electrical Engineering

Job description

GE Vernova's Power Electronics Research Engineer position in the R&D organization focuses on developing new power electronics concepts, modeling and simulating systems, and testing converters and devices for power generation, transmission, and distribution applications.

The role involves collaboration with cross-disciplinary teams, proposing innovative technologies, and communicating results through reports and presentations to internal and external clients.