Junior Power Electronics Control Engineer (m/f/d)

About

Junior Power Electronics Control Engineer (m/f/d)
EGSTON Power Electronics develops high‑end test systems for the future of energy, focusing on Power Hardware‑in‑the‑Loop (PHIL) platforms for advanced power electronics. The team is young, international, and collaborates closely with universities, research institutions, and industry partners.

Responsibilities

• Develop and validate control algorithms for power converters (AC/DC, DC/DC, DC/AC)
• Model and simulate system dynamics (MATLAB/Simulink, PLECS, etc.)
• Design and analyze closed‑loop control systems
• Define specifications for firmware implementation
• Perform hands‑on testing, debugging, and performance validation on hardware
• Collaborate with hardware, firmware, and deployment teams
• Support system integration, testing, and optimization in real‑world applications

Benefits & Working Conditions

Work‑life & flexibility

• Flexible working hours
• Home office possible
• Office located next to the Danube bike path

Your Setup

• Notebook + phone (also for private use)
• Pool car for business use
• Shower in the office (ideal for cyclists)

Team & culture

• International team
• No dress code
• Free coffee
• Team events

Your growth

• Collaboration with universities & research
• Training & development opportunities

Extras

• Additional insurance
• Free parking
• Meal allowance

Salary

• Minimum €50,000 gross/year (full‑time)
• Overpayment depending on qualifications and experience

Requirements

• Degree in Electrical Engineering / Power Electronics or similar
• Solid understanding of control theory (e.g., PID, model‑based control)
• Interest in both simulation and hands‑on lab work
• Structured and solution‑oriented mindset

Skills

• Control design (PID, droop control, filters like IIR/Biquad)
• Simulation & modeling (MATLAB/Simulink, PLECS)
• Basic understanding of power converters
• Lab experience (oscilloscopes, power supplies, analyzers, etc.)
• Programming in C and/or Python

Bonus

• Hardware‑in‑the‑Loop / real‑time simulation
• VHDL
• Electric machines / battery systems