Postdoc Researcher In The Field Of Power Electronics

The Power Systems Group announces the opening of a position as PostDoc Researcher to work on the SCAPE project funded under the HORIZON EUROPE programme, as well as on similar technical research projects in the fields of Power Electronics. The tasks to be carried out will focus on designing advanced power converter topologies and control schemes, along with developing advanced electro-thermal models for implementing power converter digital twins. Additionally, experimental activities with power converters are expected, including designing and implementing experimental setups within IREC’s lab facilities.

Qualifications and experience required :

• PhD in Electronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering, Automatic Control, or similar, or a Master (or equivalent) in the same disciplines with more than 4 years of research experience related to Power Electronics.
• Experience in designing, modeling, and operating power electronics converters.
• Experience with control board design and programming.
• Experience in analog and digital electronic systems design, simulation, and testing.
• Hands-on experience with power electronics is essential.

Preferred :

Knowledge of multilevel power converter topologies and operation.

Experience in communications and automation systems.

Experience supervising, guiding, and training team members.

Experience in preparing competitive project proposals.

Experience publishing papers in technical journals and conferences.

Personal skills :

Team worker

Initiative in research and innovation

Flexibility

Results-oriented

Analytical and synthesis capabilities

Required documents :

Curriculum Vitae, specifying degrees and relevant professional experience.

Motivation letter.

Subject title in email : 2025 / 61 SCAPE PROJECT

Offer details :

We offer a 14-month R2 position within the SCAPE European project. Salaries will follow IREC’s salary policy, based on qualifications and experience.

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