Power Electronics Engineer, R&D
FluidStack — Austin, Texas, United States · Remote · Senior · $120k - $180k/yearly
Role description
Role Overview
The Power Electronics Engineer, R&D will own the electrical design of the machine's power path, specify and integrate the drive for a high-speed hermetic motor, and design the power and protection scheme for the test benches and the load bank.
What You Will Do
Design and build high-power converters, motor drives, and test cells, and ensure electrical safety in the test cell.
Why It Might Be a Fit
You will be part of a team that is building civilization-scale infrastructure for AI, and you will have the opportunity to work on high-speed and magnetic-bearing drive systems, electric propulsion, and aerospace power systems.
Requirements
- Designed a high-power converter or motor drive that got built
- Integrated a drive with a motor somebody else designed
- Chased an EMC, harmonic, or bearing-current problem to its actual cause
- Written electrical safe work practices and enforced them on people who found them inconvenient
- Powered up a test cell or a first-of-a-kind installation and decided it was safe to close the breaker
Benefits
- Pay equity and transparency
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Retirement plan
- Learning budget
- Parental leave
- Wellness programs
- Visa sponsorship
- Relocation assistance