Power Electronics Engineer - Medium Power (100 W-10 KW)

Power Electronics Engineer - Medium Power (100 W-10 kW) Clevedon, Somerset Our client is seeking an experienced Power Electronics Engineer to join their engineering team, contributing to the design and development of advanced medium-power electronic systems. This role offers hands-on involvement across the full product lifecycle, working on power conversion, control electronics, and embedded systems typically in the 100 W-10 kW range. You will work closely with multidisciplinary teams to deliver robust, production-ready designs for modern electrical and industrial applications. Key Responsibilities: Design and develop medium-power electronics (100 W-10 kW) including: Power conversion stages Analog and digital control circuitry Signal conditioning and feedback systems Produce high-quality schematic designs, component selection, and multi-layer PCB layouts. Perform simulation, prototyping, debugging, and verification testing. Support new product introduction from concept through production. Collaborate with test, manufacturing, and service teams to ensure reliable and manufacturable designs. Contribute to continuous improvement of design processes and product performance. Ensure compliance with ISO9001, ISO14001, EMC requirements, and relevant safety standards. Qualifications & Experience Degree in Power Electronics, Electronics Engineering, Embedded Systems, or equivalent. Strong background in hardware and power electronics design, including: Analog and digital circuit design, Power supply and converter design, High-quality PCB layout (OrCad preferred) You can be experienced from 1 year all the way through to Senior level. This position offers a rare balance between hands-on power electronics design, analog engineering, and real-world medium-power systems, making it ideal for engineers who enjoy working across both control electronics and power hardware. Please send your CV to Or call 01582878828 to speak with Nick Drain for more information. TPBN1_UKTJ

Created: 2026-01-17