Peaple Talent
Senior Power Electronics Engineer - High Voltage

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Senior Power Electronics Engineer - High Voltage
£50,000 - £60,000
Location: Highley, Shropshire (Onsite)
Know high-voltage power electronics? Great, Peaple Talent have the role for you! We are recruiting for a Senior Power Electronics Engineer to join a leading manufacturer of high-voltage power supplies, leading the design and verification of complex power conversion systems. The role covers everything from concept architecture through to prototyping, testing, and production introduction.
You'll lead complete engineering projects, developing high-voltage power supplies, analogue/digital circuits, and magnetics for critical infrastructure and defence. If you're looking for genuine technical ownership across the full product lifecycle, this is a fantastic opportunity.
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Key Responsibilities:
- Design HV power supplies, power conversion systems, and magnetics
- Develop new products using schematic capture, PCB layout (KiCAD or equivalent), and simulation tools
- Execute testing, verification, and fault-finding on prototype equipment
- Produce detailed design records, BOMs, calculations, and technical reports
- Collaborate with Production, Quality, Procurement, and customers
- Provide technical leadership and mentor junior engineers
Key Requirements:
- Degree, HND/HNC, or equivalent in Electronic, Electrical, or Power Electronics Engineering
- Substantial background in high-voltage power supply design (topologies, insulation, creepage/clearance, and safety)
- Hands-on experience with component selection, prototype debugging, and design verification
- Strong analytical, documentation, and technical leadership skills
- Must hold British Citizenship and be eligible for BPSS security screening


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Benefits:
- Company pension scheme
- Private healthcare and wellbeing support
- Generous holiday entitlement
- Free on-site parking
- Professional development and long-term career growth
If you're an experienced High Voltage Electronics Engineer looking for full lifecycle ownership and team leadership, we’d love to have a chat.
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