Senior Engineer - Power Electronics

About the role

EDGE, an advanced technology group headquartered in the UAE and focused on defence and emerging technologies, is hiring a Senior Engineer - Power Electronics for its Halcon business unit in Abu Dhabi. The role supports the design, development, testing and optimisation of advanced power electronics products and subsystems, covering high-frequency power conversion, motor drives, analog power electronics and embedded motion control systems.

Key responsibilities

• Design and develop power electronics subsystems, including high-frequency power converters, motor drives and analog power products.
• Develop and implement embedded closed-loop control solutions to achieve the required system performance and reliability.
• Perform simulation, validation, testing and optimisation of power electronics designs using industry-standard engineering tools.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams and support design reviews, technical documentation and product verification.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering.
• Minimum 8 years of experience in power electronics engineering, specialising in high-frequency power conversion and motion control systems.
• Strong knowledge of analog, digital and embedded control systems, including product design, integration and verification.
• Preferred: experience in defence, aerospace or other safety-critical industries, and experience with embedded firmware development and power electronics certification or compliance standards.
• English proficiency is required.

Required skills

• Proficiency with SPICE, MATLAB/Simulink and Altium.
• Other power electronics design and simulation tools.

What we offer

• Tax-free salaries that are highly competitive.
• Benefits that may include family visas, annual flight tickets, medical insurance for you and your dependents, and education allowances for your children.
• A learning academy and digital learning platforms, career support and the chance to work with global teams.