Power Electronics Engineer

Basildon

11 months ago

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Power Electronics Engineer job – Basildon – £65k

Hexwired have partnered with an exciting electronics manufacturer, who are looking to add a Power Electronics Engineer job to their R&D team. They are looking for a Power Electronics Engineer with solid experience in PSU design as well as exposure to Analogue Electronics.

The company are well established with customers globally, and are now seeking a hands on Power Electronics engineer, who is ideally open to moving into a senior or management focused role.

Key Responsibilities:

Develop circuits and subsystems to meet specifications, ensuring a reliable, cost-effective product.
Resolve technical issues swiftly across development, production, and in-service phases.
Verify designs through simulation, testing, and relevant environmental assessments.
Integrate regulatory, safety, and environmental standards into designs.
Implement design changes post-launch due to improvements, obsolescence, or new regulations.

Skills and Experience:
Proficient in Power Electronics design
Switching PSU and PCB design
MILSPEC digital and analog high-frequency circuit design
Transformer and high-frequency magnetic component expertise
High voltage experience (3-10kV, 500W-2kW)
Knowledge in reliability design, MTBF in electronics
Familiarity with encapsulation for harsh environments
Skilled in failure mode analysis (e.g., DfMEA, FMECA)
Competent in schematic capture, PCB layout, and design tools

This exciting Basildon based company are offering a prospective Power Electronics candidate circa £65k along with a comprehensive benefits package. If this Power Electronics Engineer job in Basildon fits your expertise, please apply.

For more information on this role, or any other jobs across; Embedded, C++ programming, Embedded Linux, FPGA, Power, analogue, Electronics, Golang Development, C# .net, Mechanical Design, Machine Learning, Data Science or Simulation contact us today

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