Senior Power Electronics Design Engineer at Turing

Senior Power Electronics Design Engineer | Pay varies | Remote

Develop electronic hardware designs for power electronics and automotive applications, from initial requirements through component selection, schematic design, PCB layout, and design validation.

Experience

6–12 years.

What the work involves

• Analyze product requirements and translate them into hardware specifications.
• Develop circuit architectures and select electronic components based on electrical ratings, performance, reliability, availability, and cost.
• Design schematics for DC-DC converters, power supplies, battery management, protection circuits, and automotive power electronics.
• Perform component-level calculations and assess voltage, current, power dissipation, thermal performance, and protection requirements.
• Develop PCB layouts with attention to power routing, grounding, thermal management, creepage and clearance, EMI/EMC, and design for manufacturing.
• Review datasheets, application notes, reference designs, and component libraries.
• Perform schematic reviews, PCB design-rule checks, and design verification.
• Prepare design documentation, BOMs, and manufacturing outputs.

Required skills

• Strong knowledge of power electronics and electronic circuit design.
• Experience with component selection, schematic capture, and PCB layout tools such as KiCad (mandatory).
• Understanding of switching regulators, MOSFETs, gate drivers, protection circuits, and power distribution.
• Knowledge of thermal management, EMI/EMC, isolation, and PCB manufacturing requirements.

Preferred experience

• Automotive electronics, DC-DC converters, battery systems, or power supply design.
• Prototype bring-up, debugging, and hardware validation.

Contract details

• Engagement type: contract
• Expected start date: between 21–25 October
• Duration: 8 weeks, with potential for extension
• Commitment: 40 hours per week