Principal Electrical Architect: Power, CAN & Battery Systems

V2X Inc; Indianapolis (IN); Vor Ort; USD 120.000 - 180.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

V2X Inc. seeks a Principal Electrical Engineer in Indianapolis to provide technical leadership across power conditioning, drive electronics, and networked control architectures for ground industrial and vehicle-class systems.

The role defines power conversion approaches, battery charging architectures, and CAN-based communication schemes, while mentoring engineers and guiding IRAD investments.

Qualifikationen

• Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering or related STEM field; advanced degree strongly preferred.
• Minimum 12 years of professional electrical engineering experience, or 10+ years with a relevant Master’s Degree.
• Demonstrated experience in power conditioning and conversion for ground industrial or vehicle systems.
• Battery charger systems and energy storage architectures.
• CAN bus architectures including physical-layer design and application-layer messaging.
• Integration of digital I/O, relay control, and SBCs into power/control subsystems.

Aufgaben

• Lead electrical architecture for multi-board and multi-module systems.
• Mentor other engineers and influence proposals/IRAD investments.
• Define CAN-based communication schemes and control architectures.
• Architect power systems, battery charging, and energy storage interfaces.

Kenntnisse

Power electronics

CAN bus

ECAD (Altium)

SPICE/SIMetrix

Battery charger design

System architecture

EMI/EMC design

Leadership

Mentoring

CAN FD

Ausbildung

Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering

10+ years experience with Master’s degree preferred

Tools

LTSpice

MATLAB/Simulink

Altium Designer

ANSYS

Jobbeschreibung

V2X Inc. seeks a Principal Electrical Engineer in Indianapolis to provide technical leadership across power conditioning, drive electronics, and networked control architectures for ground industrial and vehicle-class systems.

The role defines power conversion approaches, battery charging architectures, and CAN-based communication schemes, while mentoring engineers and guiding IRAD investments.