Lead Engineer - Solid-State Circuit Breakers
What you'll do
US Citizenship Required Essential Duties and Responsibilities Provide technical leadership and mentorship to engineers, specialists, and technicians engaged in the development of solid-state power switching and protection technologies. Serve as the technical authority for solid-state circuit breaker architecture, power electronics design, system protection strategies, and product integration. Lead the research, innovation, and development of next-generation solid-state protection technologies, including semiconductor switching systems, gate drive circuits, sensing technologies, and protection algorithms. Lead cross-functional development efforts involving hardware, firmware, controls, reliability, mechanical, manufacturing, and test engineering teams to ensure successful product delivery. Establish technical requirements, development plans, and risk mitigation strategies for SSCB development programs. Direct design reviews and provide technical oversight for schematic design, PCB development, simulations, thermal analysis, EMI/EMC compliance, reliability assessments, and system validation activities....
Pay
$107600-$161500 per year
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