Electrical Integration Engineer
π Role Overview & Responsibilities
We are looking for a Staff Electrical Engineer to work with the team of engineers developing the energy storage and power distribution system for an electric eVTOL aircraft. You will be responsible for the integration, testing and design-verification of low voltage and high voltage power distribution aspects into the larger energy storage system and into the aircraft as a whole.
Responsibilities
Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including software, system, mechanical, system test to ensure the Power Management, Distribution and Charging (PMDC) and other electronics in the energy storage and power system (ESPS) meet system requirements and certification criterion.Participate in the design, developing and qualification testing of the aircraftβs low voltage and high voltage protection and distribution system.Specify test milestones and create test plans to support integration of the ESPS electronics into the aircraft (component > sub-system > system).Participate in the design, development and test of the high voltage battery management systems.Participate in the optimization of weight savings throughout the ESPS electrical power, protection and distribution system.Work with system test team to specify and consolidate tech benches/rigs needed to support integration tests.Identify test resources and equipment necessary to perform the test.Hands-on / electrical lab experience: Be willing and able to design and build (with support from technicians) test harnesses and fixtures (ex. breakout box) if needed.Triage issues from test benches/rigs and provide direct feedback to part owners.Coordinate HW and SW release updates for test benches/rigs.Implement basic software of embedded devices and systems
Qualification:BS in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science or a related technical field with 8 years of experience, (MS or PhD counts towards years of experience)The prior experience designing and testing of high power electrical systems includesPower distribution networks Aircraft protection schemes for both low and high voltage systems High Voltage battery management and energy storage systems.Familiarity with microcontroller operation Understanding of how different subsystems interact, and where they commonly have issues.A good grasp of analog and digital hardware development; including DO-160 (or MIL-Std equivalent) processes for design, validation and verification (qualification).Experience with industry standard communication protocols (RS-422/485, CAN, I2C, SPI).Great interpersonal skills.Excellent oral and written communication skills.Experience with weight minimization is strongly desired.Familiarity with ECAD tools Altium designer (or equivalent).Designing mitigations for (and troubleshooting of) EMI/EMC issues Experience writing and executing test procedures for design validation and verification (qualification).Familiarity with CPLD, FPGA operation, Hardware-in-the-Loop concepts for software testing. Knowledge of DO-311, lithium-ion batteries, DC fast chargers, electric motors, and DC-DC converters.Ability to write C/C++ code and Python scripts.
Offer:6-12 month contract, renewablecompetitive compensation.
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