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Demonstrated knowledge with motion control, power electronics, servo systems, and embedded control systems. Proficiency with LabView software to develop and support test automation would be a plus.
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8+ years of experience in automotive or equivalent embedded systems. Experience in C programming language for embedded systems. Power Electronics including HV electronics.
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Design, implement, verify, validate, debug, and support solar power electronics systems, automation and control systems, embedded hardware, and software systems.
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Collaborate with the systems engineering team to develop software and electronics for electrical and thermal power systems. Knowledge of power systems and industrial control systems.
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You will be designing, developing, integrating, and testing the electronics systems (hardware/PCBAs) and working closely alongside embedded software engineers (bootloader, firmware, drivers, etc) for both the inspection robots and the supporting systems (power module, water module, networking, etc.
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Our team has expertise in analog circuits, mixed-signal designs, embedded programming, RF, power electronics, and optical systems development. Experience with one or more of the following: analog circuits, mixed-signal designs, embedded programming, RF, power electronics, or optical systems development.
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From building consumer gaming electronics to space-rated motor control systems, SOE provides the opportunity to experience every part of the engineering and product development process.
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Ownership of power electronics, control systems, energy systems, Li-Ion battery management systems and test processes. 15+ years of industry experience in product development and management including embedded systems development including custom hardware and software in OEM environment.
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