Power Electronics Engineer – Energy & Materials
Description
As a Power Electronics Engineer at TTP you will apply your skills and expertise to a range of exciting and fast-moving projects as part of our Energy & Materials team.
We work with clients from start-ups through to large corporations that are engaged in all aspects of the energy transition, including renewable power generation, hydrogen production by electrolysis, energy storage, green ammonia production, and carbon capture. High power electrical and electronic systems underpin all these technologies, and the scale and needs of the energy transition brings huge new opportunities for innovation in these areas.
Our ambition is to grow the business rapidly, to engage with corporate clients and technology start-ups, to leverage our multi-disciplinary science, technology, and engineering skillset, to help those clients respond to the global challenges of net-zero, sustainability, and the energy transition.
As a consultant at TTP, you will work on a range of engineering challenges, using your solid grounding in scientific and first-principles engineering knowledge to identify and develop solutions to real-world problems across a range of industries. This will involve a mix of desk-based ideas-generation and problem solving as well as hands-on experimental work.
With superb facilities, training, and the freedom to innovate, your future at TTP is what you make it. We value ambition, leadership and technical excellence and we provide a fantastic environment to develop your career.
Requirements
We welcome applications from Power Electronics Engineers with a background in research and development, who can demonstrate a desire to move into a fast-paced environment, who can offer a track record of academic achievement and industrial experience in this sector.
You will have the opportunity to apply your expertise across the full lifecycle of product and process development. Knowledge of modelling tools and experience of working with medium voltage systems would be an advantage.
An in-depth interview process will explore your ability to apply and communicate the first principles of power electronics engineering to resolve a broad range of real-world problems.
We would like to hear about your collaborative, analytical and structured approach to tackling complex technical challenges in your application. Your experience might include:
- High power AC-DC and DC-DC converter topologies, simulation, analysis and selection
- Experience in creating power solutions at 10’s kW scale and higher
- Hands-on experience in prototyping, testing and debugging
- Thermal management solutions
- DSP or embedded digital control of power converters
- Medium and high frequency magnetic component design and development
- Power PCBA design and power electronics design for volume manufacture
Benefits
TTP is an employee-owned business operating from green surroundings in Melbourn, just south of Cambridge. Our working culture encourages entrepreneurship, shared ideas and technical collaboration, while providing you with the freedom to do your best work. We value our collaborative culture and the benefit in-person interaction brings to our colleagues and to the business. We also understand the importance of work-life balance and offer flexibility in how you self-manage your working week.
Our benefits include:
- Annual profit-related bonus
- Employer pension contribution of 12% of pensionable pay
- Private medical insurance for employees and dependants
- Free lunch and all-day refreshments
- Life insurance worth 6 x salary
- 25 days holiday
- Enhanced maternity and paternity leave, with the option to return part-time for a year
- Electric car leasing scheme
- Cycle to work scheme
- Season ticket loan
- A wide range of activities including squash, Zumba, yoga, arts and crafts, and TTP’s own rock band
- Local sports facilities and theatre discounts and memberships
- A comprehensive relocation package is also available, if applicable