Failure Analysis Engineer - POWER ELECTRONICS

We are looking for a junior engineer focused on power electronics and failure detection processes for renewable energy converters. Position: Junior Diagnostic & Reliability Engineer – Renewable Power Systems

• Work Model: Full-time, On-site (Laboratory-based) About the Role: Join our hardware reliability team to uncover the root causes behind electrical and electronic anomalies in renewable energy conversion systems. In this role, you will bridge theoretical engineering and hands-on laboratory investigation, examining everything from discrete board-level components to high-power converter stages to ensure our clean energy technology operates without disruption. Key Contributions:
• Lead diagnostic laboratory workflows to evaluate damaged power boards, passive/active components, and converter modules.
• Formulate scientific hypotheses explaining anomalies, validating your assumptions through controlled fault replication and bench testing.
• Operate standard instrumentation (digital storage oscilloscopes, precision DMMs, variable power supplies, curve tracers) to capture electrical signatures and transients.
• Analyze circuit schematics, operational telemetry logs, and part datasheets to trace failure propagation paths.
• Prepare structured technical documentation summarizing diagnostic steps, evidence gathered, underlying mechanisms, and corrective design proposals.
• Liaise with third-party testing centers, external failure-analysis labs, and component vendors when advanced materials analysis or vendor insight is needed.

• Academic background ( B.Sc . / M.Sc .) in Electrical, Electronic, or Power Electronics Engineering.
• Prior exposure—via academic projects, university lab research, internships, or early career roles—to electronic hardware testing, diagnostics, or quality assurance.
• Working grasp of analog/digital circuitry, power devices, and schematic interpretation.
• Sound laboratory fundamentals: safe handling of high/low voltage setups, measurement instrumentation, and experimental protocol.
• Analytical curiosity: a passion for uncovering the underlying mechanism of a breakdown rather than merely replacing a damaged part.
• Professional fluency in English (capable of drafting technical summaries and discussing findings in cross-border teams).
• Willingness to work on-site, as the position relies directly on benchtop testing and physical hardware inspection.

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