Senior Power Electronic Engineer Sscb Platform
Pubblicato il 02-10-2026 - ABB in Monza
In this role you will design and develop advanced power electronic systems for Solid State Circuit Breakers, collaborating in a cross-functional R&D; team to deliver robust, high-performance solutions. You will simulate, validate, and qualify devices and assemblies, drive prototype development, and ensure thermal and electrical reliability. You will work closely with mechanical and electronic engineers to meet quality, time, and cost targets. This position offers a chance to influence protective DC power solutions for critical infrastructure and data centers.
Hybrid work options
Wellbeing support for employees and families
Welfare plan with personalized services
Canteen or meal vouchers
Design and develop advanced power electronic systems for SSCBs (semiconductor stacks, gate drivers, protection schemes)
Perform circuit- and system-level simulations across fault and transient conditions
Contribute to thermal analysis and power loss estimation for SSCB hardware
Select and qualify power semiconductor devices and passive components; collaborate with suppliers
Lead prototype development:
build hardware, define tests, validate safety and functionality
Troubleshoot complex hardware/design issues and implement corrective actions
Support PCB layout with emphasis on insulation, SI, and EMC
Prepare technical documentation, reports, and test procedures throughout product lifecycle
Collaborate with mechanical/electronic engineers and testing teams to meet milestones
Share knowledge and design guidelines with the engineering team
Drive targets (quality, time, scope, cost) and mitigate technical risks
Communicate effectively in English
Master's degree or PhD in Electrical Engineering or Electronic Engineering (Power Electronics focus)
At least 5 years of experience in power electronics design and development
Expertise in power semiconductor devices (IGBTs, MOSFETs, SiC/GaN modules) including thermal/electrical characterization
Knowledge of power conversion topologies (DC/DC, inver