Power Electronics Engineer
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| Job Type | Permanent |
| Location | Coventry |
| Area | West Midlands, England |
| Sector | ElectronicsElectronics - AnalogueElectronics - Power SupplyElectronics - Power Electronics |
| Salary | £40000 - £55000 per annum, Benefits: Excellent company benefits |
| Currency | GBP |
| Start Date | ASAP |
| Advertiser | Katie Scott |
| Job Ref | 11932KS |
- Description
- Power Electronics Engineer
Coventry
This is a 'brand new' job for a Power Electronics Engineer within a hi-tech scientific engineering organisation in Coventry. They develop an extremely specialist product and because of this working for them is always exciting and fast paced. This Power Electronics Engineer job would be an excellent opportunity for an experienced Power Electronics Engineer to join a world leading organisation.
You will be responsible for designing and developing electronic systems for power supplies from initial design through to implementation into production.
Main responsibilities for the Power Electronics Engineer:
- Power electronics design
- Power supply design
Requirements for this Power Electronics Engineer include:
- A degree in electronics, engineering or the physical sciences is desirable
- Evidence of an aptitude for board level or power electronics
- A good balance of practical skills and theoretical understanding
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Position: Power Electronics Engineer
Location: Coventry
Salary: up to £55k
Key Skills: power, power supply, power electronics
Apply: katie@enterpriserecruitmentDOTcom
Job Reference: 11932KS
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If you don’t fit this requirement exactly but are interested in similar roles feel free to e-mail a CV with your requirements as you may be suitable for other positions we are recruiting for. I specialise in recruiting engineers for electronics and technology companies throughout the UK.
