Technical Integration Leader, Onboard Power Electronics
United States, California, Carson
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Responsibilities
Technical Lead and Architect for the Onboard Power Electronics components Lead Product Definition for Onboard Power Electronics components working closely with the EPC functional discipline leaders and Rivian Low Voltage hardware team.
Capture high level requirements to enable product design Lead Product Execution for Onboard Power Electronics components working closely with the EPC functional discipline leaders and Rivian Low Voltage hardware team.
Be a Technical Lead for the weekly Onboard Power Electronics Product Development Team (PDT) meetings with the EPC team Manage project execution timeline Manage issue resolution Support system integration of the Onboard Power Electronics components into the vehicle platform
Qualifications
Master’s or PhD degree in power electronics Good knowledge of power converter topologies and their control methods Understanding of basics of mechanical and thermal design of power converters 10+ years automotive experience in power converter system development Understanding of automotive power electronics product development, testing & validation processes Ability to work and communicate with cross functional teams Strong team player Strong organizational and communication skills
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