Electrical Engineer

About the Role

Success Matcher Recruitment is proud to partner with our client, a pioneering startup in the direct current (DC) power distribution space, to find a visionary AI Native Electrical Engineer. Our client is building the future of energy infrastructure for data centers. We are looking for a hands-on, full-stack hardware expert to take early-stage prototypes and evolve them into deployable alpha hardware systems for first-design partners.

This is a high-impact role where you will turn complex concepts into real, working products.

• Prototype to Product:
  Own the transition from rough, lab-scale systems to structured, testable, and customer-ready alpha hardware.
• High-Voltage Design:
  Develop and design 800V-class high-voltage DC power systems, focusing on power conversion, switching, and distribution using modern semiconductors (SiC/GaN).
• Simulation & Validation:
  Model and evaluate electrical, thermal, and system-level behaviors using tools like SPICE or PLECS to iterate rapidly.
• Lab Leadership:
  Lead hands-on bring-up, debugging, and characterization. You will solve real-world issues across switching, timing, sensing, and protection.
• AI-Integrated Workflow:
  Leverage modern AI-native tools (agents, LLMs, and simulation augmentation) to accelerate design and testing cycles.
• End-to-End Execution:
  Coordinate with external partners for PCB fabrication and component sourcing while ensuring the final system is cohesive and presentable.

• Experience:
  
  4+ years of professional experience in designing, prototyping, and testing power electronics systems.
• Technical Expertise:
  Deep knowledge of Power Electronics, Circuit Design, Gate Drivers, and High-Voltage DC systems.
• Tooling:
  Proficiency with SPICE, PLECS, and modern semiconductor materials like Silicon Carbide (SiC) and Gallium Nitride (GaN).
• Mindset: A "builder" mentality with a strong bias toward action and first-principles thinking. You should be comfortable in a fast-paced, high-intensity environment (~60 hours/week).