Power Electronics Controls Engineer in , us

⚡ Power Electronics Controls Engineer
South Burlington, Vermont (Hybrid: 3 days onsite / 2 remote) - relocation assistance available.
Base Salary:

$95,920 – $143,880 + 3% Bonus
Position Overview
We’re seeking a Power Electronics Controls Engineer to design, develop, and validate

embedded control systems for high‑power electronic converters . This role is heavily focused on

firmware + real‑time control algorithms

for grid‑connected energy systems. Ideal for engineers with deep experience in

power electronics, embedded controls, and control loop implementation .
Key Responsibilities
• Design & implement

control algorithms

for power electronic systems
• Develop & optimize

embedded firmware

for MCUs, DSPs, and processors
• Write & tune

low‑level control loops

for high‑power applications
• Participate in

design reviews , feasibility studies, and system testing
• Support or lead

development testing, qualification, and production launch
• Perform

failure analysis

and engineering evaluations
• Maintain

technical documentation

(design reports, test procedures, manuals)
• Collaborate with senior engineers & customer stakeholders on requirements and schedules
✅ Required Qualifications
• Bachelor’s in

Electrical Engineering

or equivalent experience
• Hands‑on experience writing

low‑level control loops

(MCUs, DSPs, embedded processors)
• Strong background in

embedded systems design
• Experience testing & validating

hardware and control systems
• Strong communication & documentation skills
• Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast‑paced environment
⭐ Qualifications
• Experience with

grid‑connected power electronics
• Familiarity with: – Grid‑following / grid‑forming controls – Droop control algorithms –

HIL

validation platforms
• Knowledge of standards: UL1998, IEEE1547, UL1741
• Experience with protocols: Modbus, CANbus, OPC‑UA, Ethernet TCP/IP
Ideal Candidate Background
• Power electronics controls engineering
• Grid‑tied inverter / converter development
• Renewable energy, BESS, industrial power systems, or utility‑scale equipment
(Not ideal for candidates with purely software/firmware backgrounds and limited power‑electronics exposure.)