Position Summary:
As part of e-Mobility R&D and reporting to the PSD Manager, he is responsible for the power converter control design and implementation based on the relevant requirements and in collaboration with the Project Team.
Responsibilities:
1. Modelling and simulation of power conversion stages plants and controls
2. Theoretical study, evaluation and proposal of optimal control strategies for the targeted application
3. Development and subsequent implementation of converter control strategies/algorithms
4. Fine tune of implemented strategy on target and / or Rapid Prototyping system
5. Control strategies deployment into DSP Software in collaboration with the DSP Software Development Team
6. Integration test execution on target hardware
Must Have:
* Bachelor's/Master’s degree in Electronic Engineering and knowledge of power electronics control
* Power system modeling and identification
* Development of automatic controls, with particular reference to digital ones, for converter systems such as Active Front End, PFC, DC/DC converter, etc ...
* Knowledge of digital controls for power electronics (PWM modulation schemes, digital filtering, synchronous sampling of analog quantities, etc ...)
Nice to have:
* Embedded C language programming knowledge for power electronics DSPs (e.g .: Texas Instruments C2000 family)
* Good English spoken and written
* Main modeling tools (e.g. MATLAB / Simulink, PLECS, etc ...)
* Circuit simulation tools (PSpice, LTSpice, etc ...)
* Rapid prototyping / HIL systems (DSpace, Speedgoat, PLECS RT Box, Typhoon, etc ...)
Additional Skills:
* Ability to react quickly to unexpected changes and competing priorities and deliver quality results
* Proactive attitude and propensity for change, team spirit
* Communication skills, open mind and propensity to share knowledge and information
We offer:
* Technological innovation
* Stimulating multinational context
* Internal training academy
* Professional growth plan
* Flexible working environment
Remuneration will be commensurate with experience and skills acquired. The research is aimed at both sexes and the data acquired will be treated within the current legislation on the treatment and protection of personal data.
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