Infinitumelectric Power Electronics Test Engineer to test, debug, and validate power conversion systems and support manufacturing and test teams. Responsible for lab measurements, functional testing, and root cause analysis of power electronics.
Responsibilities
We are looking for a Power Electronics Test Engineer to join our Electronics Team. This role is the critical bridge between our Electronics, Test & Integration, and Manufacturing teams. Your main function is to work closely with the electronics design team to test, debug, and validate power conversion systems. You will also be responsible for investigating sources of failures in Test & Integration or Manufacturing.
Perform lab measurements to validate design performance—voltage, current, power, efficiency, switching waveforms, thermal, and EMI
Execute functional, performance, and stress testing on motor drives and power products (AC/DC, DC/AC, DC/DC)
Support Manufacturing and Test & Integration teams with hardware troubleshooting
Build and operate power electronics test benches
Diagnose failed field equipment and conduct root cause analysis
Create and execute test plans and procedures
Document results, failures, and corrective actions
Ensure safe testing practices
Qualification
Experience with lab equipmentHands-on experience with motor drivesKnowledge of motor drive control theoryPCB design experience in Altium
Required
Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or related field
2+ years of applicable industry experience or Master’s degree with emphasis on power electronic engineering.
Hands-on experience in power electronics
Understanding of basic power electronic converters
Ability to read and interpret schematics and datasheets
Experience with lab equipment: oscilloscopes, multimeters, power supplies, logic analyzers, electronic loads
Understanding of electrical safety for high-voltage systems
Strong troubleshooting and analytical skills
Basic knowledge of PCB design and layout
Preferred
Hands-on experience with motor drives
Knowledge of motor drive control theory
Experience with low-voltage power systems (up to 1000V)