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Jackson Hogg

Senior Principal Power Electronics Engineer

North East Derbyshire
£50k – £80k/yr
Posted about 15 hours ago
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Senior/Principal Power Electronics Engineer

North East, United Kingdom
Salary £50,000-£80,000 DOE

Jackson Hogg are delighted to be working with a leading technology business specialising in electric motor technology. This role provides a unique opportunity to combine deep technical expertise with future leadership responsibilities, allowing you to play a key role in both product innovation and team development as the business continues to grow.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead the technical development of power electronics systems for current and next-generation products.
  • Provide technical leadership and subject matter expertise across power electronics, motor drives and electrified powertrain systems.
  • Support the delivery of multiple engineering projects, ensuring technical milestones, deadlines and customer requirements are achieved.
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop robust, manufacturable and cost-effective product solutions.
  • Review, challenge and refine engineering requirements, specifications and design outputs.
  • Lead investigations into technical issues, implementing corrective actions and driving continuous improvement activities.
  • Support product verification, validation and system testing activities, including analysis of test data and reporting of results.
  • Build strong relationships with customers, suppliers and external partners, acting as a key technical contact and escalation point.
  • Provide mentoring, coaching and technical guidance to engineers across the business.
  • Contribute to the development of engineering standards, processes and best practice within the Power Electronics team.

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Key Requirements

  • Degree qualified in Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Power Electronics, Mechatronics or a related discipline.
  • Chartered Engineer status or progress towards professional accreditation would be advantageous.
  • Evidence of continued professional development within power electronics, electrification or related technologies.
  • Significant industrial experience in power electronics development within automotive, electric vehicle, motorsport, rail, aerospace, industrial drive systems or similar sectors.
  • Strong theoretical and practical knowledge of power electronics, electrical machines and drive systems.
  • Experience developing products from concept through to production.
  • Proven experience working within multidisciplinary engineering teams.
  • Experience supporting customer-facing projects and managing technical stakeholders.
  • Demonstrated ability to lead technical workstreams and influence engineering decisions.
  • Experience mentoring or leading engineers is highly desirable.
  • Experience operating within a fast-paced, innovative environment with changing priorities and customer requirements.
  • Understanding of functional safety, product validation and industry standards would be advantageous.

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Skills

Power Electronics
Motor Drives
Electrified Powertrain Systems
Product Innovation
Technical Leadership
System Testing
Product Verification
Validation
Mentoring
Functional Safety
Electrical Engineering
Mechatronics
Stakeholder Management
Project Delivery
Engineering Standards
Design Output Review

Location

North East Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom

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