Description
The Power Electronics Engineer will design, develop, integrate, and debug complex power electronics systems for underwater maritime applications, including electromechanical actuators, unmanned underwater vehicle payloads, acoustic communication transceivers, motor systems, and high-power acoustic transmit arrays. The role requires electrical engineering education and experience with high-voltage/high-power components, power converters, magnetics, PCB design, embedded interfaces, EMC, and laboratory testing. It is based in Concord, Massachusetts or Groton, Connecticut, requires a US citizen or clearable status, and offers up to 25% travel for on-site testing and full relocation.
