GigaGrid
Atlanta
Power Electronics Engineer
Role
Endeavour’s GigaGrid product group has an exciting opportunity for a Power Electronics Engineer. In this position, you will work directly with the research and development team and be responsible for end-to-end lifecycle development for GigaGrid’s cutting-edge power electronics product suite. We are looking for an innovator and leader who will help influence the clean energy landscape. As a Power Electronics Engineer, you will be directly developing clean tech products with cutting-edge power electronics that support distributed solar and battery storage applications and the next generation of EV charging equipment.
GigaGrid
The GigaGrid product team is developing a plug-and-play framework for monitoring and controlling the power grid. The GigaGrid framework consists of low-cost edge-computing nodes that can interface with geo-dispersed assets and work autonomously. The smart nodes can work in bandwidth-constrained environments, using flexible communication pathways to the GigaGrid backend. The GigaGrid product lines revolve around solutions for grid monitoring, control, and automation that can help optimize grid operations as the adoption of distributed energy resources, such as solar, batteries, and electric vehicles, grows dramatically. The GigaGrid product team consists of engineers who are seeking creative, motivated team members to help them take innovative ideas and turn them into tangible solutions.
Key responsibilities include but are not limited to:
- Execute full power electronics hardware design lifecycle activities for the GigaGrid product suite, from concept to deployment, leading the activities around engineering analysis, prototyping, test, validation and documentation, and eventual full production release.
- Work and support cross-functional teams of hardware, firmware, and mechanical engineers throughout the engineering and system integration efforts.
- Develop new power converters and electronic modules that support GigaGrid’s and Endeavour’s evolving needs.
- Design, validate, and debug complex hardware prototypes during new product introduction sprints.
If this sounds like a role you’d be interested in, please apply directly to this advert, or drop me an email with a copy of your resume – r.grigg@strativgroup.com