Remote Senior Electrical Power Systems Engineer

GE Aerospace; Minden (NV); À distance; USD 130 000 - 150 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

GE Aerospace is seeking an Electrical Systems Engineer to lead high‑reliability digital power conversion and electric drive system activities for aerospace applications. You will own system‑level requirements, drive design decisions, and coordinate cross‑functional teams to ensure safe, compliant, and robust solutions.

The role emphasizes architecture, verification, and validation of HV power stages, insulation coordination, and lab testing, with mentorship of early‑career engineers and ongoing

Qualifications

• Requires advanced degree with emphasis in power electronics, power conversion, or electric drives.
• 15+ years of electrical systems engineering experience in aerospace or similarly demanding fields.
• Experience leading design, verification, and validation of power conversion hardware and control electronics.

Responsabilités

• Own system-level requirements flow-down for digital power conversion hardware and firmware.
• Document and communicate design decisions, analyses, and test outcomes.
• Lead architecture and detailed design of digital power conversion, including high‑voltage systems.

Connaissances

Leadership

PCB design

System requirements flow-down

Documentation & reviews

High voltage testing

Cross-functional leadership

Lab automation

Mentorship

Cost/schedule/risk management

Power electronics design

Formation

MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering

Outils

Mentor Graphics

Altium

IBM DOORS

MATLAB/Simulink

LTSpice

PSIM

PSCAD

JIRA

Confluence

Description du poste

GE Aerospace is seeking an Electrical Systems Engineer to lead high‑reliability digital power conversion and electric drive system activities for aerospace applications. You will own system‑level requirements, drive design decisions, and coordinate cross‑functional teams to ensure safe, compliant, and robust solutions.

The role emphasizes architecture, verification, and validation of HV power stages, insulation coordination, and lab testing, with mentorship of early‑career engineers and ongoing