Power Systems Engineer

Rugeley

1 year ago

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Insignis Talent are currently working with a multi-national Maritime Defence company, who's broad portfolio of capabilities is operational on UK naval fleets and allied navies worldwide. They specialise in the design, development and production of the key elements of mission critical, intelligent and highly regulated solutions across surface, sub-surface and unmanned platforms.

Currently, they're in search of a Power Engineer to permanently join their team. Based in Staffordshire, your role will involve supporting the design, manufacturing, and distribution of innovative, high-power static converters and motors. As part of this team, you'll be responsible for delivering durable and cost-efficient power electronic solutions for various specialized applications, including submarine power systems, high-integrity power supplies, naval propulsion, and specialized industrial drive systems. You'll engage in all stages of the engineering process, from conceptualization to verifying and validating production systems.

Key Responsibilities:

Undertake diverse engineering tasks spanning from project inception to completion

Plan and execute engineering assignments, requiring judgment in selecting and adapting designs to meet specified requirements

Ensure the technical performance of the product meets expectations

Collaborate closely with senior team members to plan and coordinate projects

Coordinate technical activities within the team

Serve as the primary technical liaison with clients

Contribute to project meetings and deliver comprehensive technical and progress reports

Stay updated on advancements in the field by attending seminars and reviewing technical literature

Support other business initiatives such as process improvement endeavours

Qualifications and Experience:

Hold a degree in electrical engineering or a related field, or equivalent qualification

Proficiency in design/simulation tools like MATLAB and Simulink

Demonstrated expertise in power electronics

Track record of successful product design and testing within a relevant context

Broad understanding of other engineering domains (e.g., systems, mechanical, motors, etc.)

Familiarity with best practices in design lifecycle processes, including gated design phases and design reviews

Ability to effectively engage with customers and deliver presentations

Experience in live testing of low-voltage electronic or electrical equipment (i.e., <1000V)

Important information: Roles require security clearance without restrictions. The successful candidate must be able to obtain this

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