Test Engineer Power Electronics : 26-03290

Akraya Inc.; Newark (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 96,000; Full time

Job summary

Akraya is seeking a hands-on engineer to conduct rigorous testing and validation of high-voltage traction inverter systems for EVs. You will set up complex laboratory experiments, execute test plans, and meticulously analyze performance data to drive improvements in power electronic systems.

Responsibilities include operating lab equipment, testing traction inverter systems, and documenting observations. A strong focus on debugging hardware issues and ensuring test accuracy is essential.

Qualifications

• Strong foundation in power electronics and high-voltage testing.
• Experience operating laboratory test equipment and data acquisition systems.
• Hands-on approach for testing and analyzing performance of electric vehicle powertrain components.

Responsibilities

• Perform various tests on traction inverter systems.
• Configure and operate laboratory test equipment.
• Analyze collected data to identify system anomalies.
• Assist in debugging and troubleshooting hardware issues.
• Document test results and engineering observations.

Skills

Power Electronics Fundamentals

Oscilloscope Operation

Data Acquisition Systems

Traction Inverter Testing

High-voltage testing

Tools

Lab electrical test equipment

Oscilloscope

Job description

Primary Skills: Power Electronics Fundamentals (Advanced), Oscilloscope Operation (Advanced), Data Acquisition Systems (Intermediate), Traction Inverter Testing (Intermediate), High-voltage testing (Intermediate), Contract Type: W2 Contract Duration: 3+ Months Location: Newark CA (#LI-Onsite) Pay Range: $65.00 - $70.00 Per Hour #LP

Job Summary: This role involves conducting rigorous testing and validation of high-voltage traction inverter systems essential for electric vehicles. You will be responsible for setting up complex laboratory experiments, executing test plans, and meticulously analyzing performance data. The position demands a hands-on approach to identify and resolve issues within power electronic systems.

Key Responsibilities:

• Perform various tests on traction inverter systems.
• Configure and operate laboratory test equipment.
• Analyze collected data to identify system anomalies.
• Assist in debugging and troubleshooting hardware issues.
• Document test results and engineering observations.

Must-Have Skills:

• Understanding of power electronics.
• Experience with laboratory electrical test equipment.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Experience with electric vehicle powertrain systems is preferred for this role.