Role: Power Electronics Engineer

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Location: Rugby

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Salary: Up to £65,000

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*Candidate need be UK to apply*

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Are you a power electronics engineer who thrives on solving complex engineering challenges? We're looking for Power Electronics Engineers to join our clients growing team in the Rugby area - you will drive the design and delivery of cutting-edge LV & MV power electronic systems for mission-critical applications.

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What you'll be doing:

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\n Develop and validate power electronics circuits (snubber, gating, thermal, protection) \n

Carry out fault studies & protection strategies at system level \n

Own schematics (EPLAN or equivalent), BOMs, FMEA, and change management \n

Verify & test MW-range systems - from thermal heat runs to EMC and overload conditions \n

Producing Schematics with EPLAN (or equivalent), for circuits. \n

Electrical & mechanical design of power, control, and cooling solutions for converters \n

Ensure designs meet safety, international standards, and class society rules \n

Liaise with customers, suppliers, and sub-contractors to deliver on time, on cost, on quality \n

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What you'll bring:

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\n British citizenship with valid UK passport - eligible for SC security clearance \n

Degree (or equivalent) in Power Electronics or related field \n

Strong background in converter design, semiconductor devices, gating & snubber circuits \n

Enthusiasm for power electronics and industry experience in a similar power electronics design focussed role. \n

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What will set you apart:

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\n Hands-on with MATLAB/Simulink, PLECS, PSpice, CFD, Mathcad \n

Experience within the defence, aerospace, automotive, grid or marine industries. \n

Excellent communication & leadership skills \n

Proven ability to multi-task across projects \n

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Why join? This is your chance to play a pivotal role in delivering world-class power solutions that keep the UK at the cutting edge of technology. You'll join a collaborative, innovative team with opportunities for professional growth, international exposure, and the satisfaction of solving engineering challenges that truly matter.