Power Electronics Jobs

As a niche skill, power electronic engineers will involve themselves in the amount and type of power/current used or being generated by a product, and will often be defined by the amount of voltage they’ve worked on. They're likely to have experience with converters, rectifiers and inverters (referring to AC and DC). They will often be experts in a specific area across the engineering lifecycle, for example; design, test or support. Specialist areas could include, switch mode power supply (SMPS), motor control, IGBT/MOSFET drive/protection design and battery charging system. Matchtech supply engineers for power electronics jobs across a wide range of industries with ongoing requirements in aerospace, automotive and commercial markets. Matchtech supply engineers for power electronics jobs across a wide range of industries with ongoing requirements in aerospace, automotive and commercial markets.