We now have an opportunity for a Power Electronics Engineer to join our team in developing the next generation of power supplies for the Diamond-II upgrade project, focusing on quality, reliability, and stability for a 3-Year fixed term contract. In this role, you will also address the daily challenges of operating high-performance magnet power supplies.,

Design and prototype power electronics circuits and PCB layouts.
Model power supplies and their controllers to ensure high performance and stable operation.
Test and validate prototypes for performance, noise, and EMC.
Develop automated testing rigs and procedures to evaluate reliability and consistency of power supplies.
Support the development and debugging of FPGA and microcontroller codes.
Assist with day-to-day operations, shutdowns, and new installations at the Synchrotron.
Oversee routine monitoring and preventive maintenance of power supplies.
Participate in on-call schedules and shifts as required.

You will hold an appropriate Engineering or Science degree, along with proven practical experience in an industrial or scientific environment relevant to this position.
Fundamental knowledge of electrical and electronic circuit principles.
Theoretical and practical knowledge in power electronics.
Basic understanding of laboratory-based testing and measurement techniques.
Experience in schematic design and PCB layout.
Basic understanding of linear control systems and electromagnetic principles and components.
Proficiency with circuit simulation software like LTspice, PSpice, Simscape, or similar tools.
Proficiency with power electronics simulation software such as PLECS, PSIM, MATLAB Simulink, or similar platforms.

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