Power Electronics Manager

Job Title - Power Electronics Manager

Location - Franksville, WI 53126

Salary – $55/hr on C2C or $50/hr on W2. This is negotiable. Looking for FTEs too, as per the market standard.

Project duration – 12 months and extendable

Job Description:

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• 10+ years of experience as a Power Electronics Manager
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• At least 5 years of hands-on experience in power electronics design validation, test engineering, or reliability engineering.
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• 5 years experience as a Test Lab Manager / Test Manager
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• Must have experience with Power Electronics Validation
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• Must have experience with Verification
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• Good experience with Reliability
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• Strong knowledge of DFMEA and DVP processes, including leading DFMEA activities and developing comprehensive Design Validation Plans.
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• Must have Hands-on experience working directly with power electronics products such as variable frequency drives (VFDs), inverters, DC/DC converters, power supplies, UPS systems, battery storage systems, solar inverters, EV charging equipment, or industrial drives.
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• Deep understanding of power electronics circuit operation, with the ability to diagnose failure modes at both the component and system levels.
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• Proven ownership or significant contribution to design validation and verification activities for power conversion products.
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• Experience performing reliability, qualification, and environmental testing, including HALT/HASS or similar methodologies.
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• Extensive lab experience using power electronics test equipment such as oscilloscopes, power analyzers, thermal cameras, programmable power supplies, and electronic loads.
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• Ability to discuss and analyze inverters, drives, converters, battery systems, motor controls, and related products at a detailed technical level.
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• Leadership presence and experience sufficient to oversee technicians and manage a test lab environment.
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• Demonstrated experience facilitating DFMEA and developing DVPs specifically for power conversion products such as AC drives, DC/DC converters, and inverters.
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• Proficiency with power electronics test equipment, including power analyzers (e.g., Yokogawa, Hioki), high-voltage probes, isolation amplifiers, thermal cameras (e.g., FLIR), and programmable AC/DC sources and electronic loads
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• Working knowledge of relevant standards such as UL 508A, UL 1741 SA/SB, IEC standards, IEEE 519, and NFPA 70E.
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• Strong data analysis skills with proficiency in tools such as Excel, MATLAB, or Python for test data reduction, statistical analysis, and reporting.
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• Experience supervising technicians or junior engineers in a laboratory setting.
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• Excellent technical writing skills, with demonstrated ability to produce clear test plans, procedures, and validation reports.
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• Comfort working around high-power AC systems and high-voltage DC equipment up to approximately 1500 VDC.
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