Power Electronics Engineer

As a Power Electronics Engineer specializing in LED driver design, your role involves designing, developing, and testing power electronic circuits for LED driver applications. You will focus on optimizing designs for efficiency, thermal performance, EMI/EMC compliance, and reliability. Your key responsibilities include: - Designing, developing, and testing power electronic circuits for LED driver applications (AC-DC and DC-DC topologies). - Optimizing designs for efficiency, thermal performance, EMI/EMC compliance, and reliability. - Selecting and validating critical components such as MOSFETs, controllers, transformers, capacitors, etc. - Performing simulations using tools like LTspice, PSpice, or equivalent. - Creating and reviewing schematics, PCB layouts, and BOMs in collaboration with PCB designers. - Conducting root cause analysis and implementing corrective actions for design and field issues. - Supporting compliance with industry safety and regulatory standards (UL, IEC, EN, etc.). - Working closely with cross-functional teams (mechanical, firmware, testing) to ensure timely delivery of high-quality products. Qualifications Required: - Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Electronics, or a related field. - 3-7 years of experience in power electronics design, preferably in LED driver development. - Strong knowledge of switching power supply topologies (Buck, Boost, Flyback, etc.). - Proficiency with design tools (e.g., Altium Designer, OrCAD). - Understanding of EMI/EMC design considerations and thermal management. - Familiarity with industry standards and safety certifications for lighting systems. - Hands-on experience with lab equipment (oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, electronic loads, etc.). In addition to the required qualifications, preferred qualifications for this role include experience in DALI, 0-10V, or wireless lighting control integration, familiarity with programmable driver solutions and digital power control, and knowledge of manufacturing processes and design-for-manufacturing (DFM) principles. As a Power Electronics Engineer specializing in LED driver design, your role involves designing, developing, and testing power electronic circuits for LED driver applications. You will focus on optimizing designs for efficiency, thermal performance, EMI/EMC compliance, and reliability. Your key responsibilities include: - Designing, developing, and testing power electronic circuits for LED driver applications (AC-DC and DC-DC topologies). - Optimizing designs for efficiency, thermal performance, EMI/EMC compliance, and reliability. - Selecting and validating critical components such as MOSFETs, controllers, transformers, capacitors, etc. - Performing simulations using tools like LTspice, PSpice, or equivalent. - Creating and reviewing schematics, PCB layouts, and BOMs in collaboration with PCB designers. - Conducting root cause analysis and implementing corrective actions for design and field issues. - Supporting compliance with industry safety and regulatory standards (UL, IEC, EN, etc.). - Working closely with cross-functional teams (mechanical, firmware, testing) to ensure timely delivery of high-quality products. Qualifications Required: - Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Electronics, or a related field. - 3-7 years of experience in power electronics design, preferably in LED driver development. - Strong knowledge of switching power supply topologies (Buck, Boost, Flyback, etc.). - Proficiency with design tools (e.g., Altium Designer, OrCAD). - Understanding of EMI/EMC design considerations and thermal management. - Familiarity with industry standards and safety certifications for lighting systems. - Hands-on experience with lab equipment (oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, electronic loads, etc.). In addition to the required qualifications, preferred qualifications for this role include experience in DALI, 0-10V, or wireless lighting control integration, familiarity with programmable driver solutions and digital power control, and knowledge of manufacturing processes and design-for-manufacturing (DFM) principles.