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Laboratory Engineer: Power Electronics and Drive Systems (m/w/d)

ETH Zürich

Employment type
Contract
Location
Zürich
Company
ETH Zürich, Binzmühlestrasse 130, 8050 Zürich
Languages
German (fluent), English (fluent)
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Professorship for Power Electronics and Drive Systems The Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering (D-ITET) at ETH Zurich is one of the world's leading research and educational institutions in the fields of electrical engineering and information technology. Its research activities range from integrated circuits and computer networks to wireless communication, signal processing, and control systems to electrical energy technology. The department offers a highly interdisciplinary research environment with proven expertise in power electronic components and converters, electric drives, electrical insulation technology, and modeling of complex technical systems. The Power Electronics and Drive Systems (PEDS) Laboratory at ETH Zurich is researching innovative solutions for power electronics, electric drives, and future energy systems. The research activities range from new converter and drive concepts for electromobility to high-dynamic power electronics for future data centers to cryogenic converter systems for powering superconducting magnets. The Advanced Mechatronic Systems Group (AMS) is researching integrated mechatronic systems, including electromagnetic actuators, sensors, electric machines, control systems, system integration, and related fields. To strengthen our team, we are looking for a committed laboratory engineer with a pronounced hands-on mentality and a passion for challenging technical tasks. As a laboratory engineer, you will play a central role in the development and expansion of the research laboratory of the Power Electronics and Drive Systems Laboratory and the Advanced Mechatronic Systems Group. You will support researchers in the implementation of demanding experimental projects and contribute to the long-term technical development of the groups. Your tasks will include: Setting up, developing, and operating the laboratory infrastructure for research and teaching Supporting doctoral students, postdocs, and students in the realization of experimental research projects Planning, realizing, commissioning, and optimizing prototypes and test stands Support in the areas of power electronics, measurement technology, PCB design, and embedded systems Responsibility for laboratory organization, device management, and technical documentation Function as group safety representative and participation in the establishment of safe and efficient laboratory processes Securing and passing on technical know-how within the research group The position offers the opportunity to actively shape the development of a young and growing research group and to have a lasting impact on its technical development. Degree & Experience: You have a completed degree (FH/ETH/TU) in electrical engineering or a related field Practical experience in the field of power electronics, electronic development, embedded systems, or related technical disciplines Ideally, you have experience in several of the following areas: Power electronics, electrical drive systems, and mechatronic systems Laboratory and measurement technology with a focus on power electronics Setup and commissioning of prototypes PCB design (e.g., Altium, KiCAD, or similar) Embedded systems and microcontroller programming (e.g., STM32 and AMD Zynq) Debugging analog and digital circuits Soft skills & languages: You work independently, structured, and solution-oriented, take on responsibility, and appreciate collaboration in an interdisciplinary and international research environment Fluent German and English skills are required We offer a versatile technical key role in a young and dynamically growing research group at one of the world's leading technical universities. You will work on highly topical issues in power electronics, electrical drive technology, and mechatronics and benefit from a modern research environment with a large scope for design. In addition to varied technical challenges, you can expect the opportunity to actively shape the development of laboratory infrastructure, processes, and technical standards and thus make a sustainable contribution to the development of the group. The position is initially limited. If the function is successfully developed and performance is corresponding, there is a medium-term possibility of conversion into an unlimited employment. We look forward to your online application with the following documents: Letter of motivation Curriculum vitae Certificates and diplomas Employment references for relevant professional activities (if available) Optional: Portfolio or selected project examples (e.g., PCB designs, prototype developments, embedded systems, or other technical work) For more information about the Power Electronics and Drive Systems Laboratory and the Advanced Mechatronic Systems Group, please visit our website. For information, Prof. Jonas Huber (jh@ethz.ch, no application documents) is available. Please apply exclusively through the online application portal. Applications by email and post will not be considered. We would like to point out that the pre-selection is carried out by the responsible recruiters and not by artificial intelligence. For personnel placements, the GTC of ETH Zurich apply.

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