Senior Power Electronics Engineer: Own Hardware from Concept to Production

Analogic-Corporation-1; Canton (MA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

9/80 Work Schedule

Flexible Vacation Policy

Comprehensive Benefits Package

Health Savings Support

401(k) with Company Match

Continuous Education Assistance

Collaborative Culture

Job summary

Analogic Corporation is seeking a Senior Power Electronics Engineer to own full-cycle hardware design from concept through prototyping to production release. You will work in a tight-knit lab with a small team to influence design decisions and drive product performance.

The role emphasizes hands-on development, from PWM amplifiers and power systems to embedded processors and FPGAs, with testing and iteration in a lab environment. Strong collaboration and self-motivation are essential.

Qualifications

• BSEE required; MSEE preferred.
• 3-10 years of experience in electrical or hardware design.
• Strong foundation in power electronics design and analysis.
• Proficiency with circuit simulation tools LTSpice.

Responsibilities

• Own full-cycle hardware design projects with a high degree of independence.
• Design and develop high-performance PWM amplifiers and power supply systems.
• Program and integrate microprocessors and FPGAs into hardware designs.
• Perform circuit design, analysis, and simulation using LTSpice (or equivalent tools).
• Build, test, and troubleshoot prototypes in a hands-on lab environment.

Skills

Power electronics

PWM amplifiers

Embedded programming

Lab debugging

Team collaboration

Education

BSEE

MSEE

Tools

LTSpice

Oscilloscopes

Function generators

Multimeters

Job description

Analogic Corporation is seeking a Senior Power Electronics Engineer to own full-cycle hardware design from concept through prototyping to production release. You will work in a tight-knit lab with a small team to influence design decisions and drive product performance.

The role emphasizes hands-on development, from PWM amplifiers and power systems to embedded processors and FPGAs, with testing and iteration in a lab environment. Strong collaboration and self-motivation are essential.