The Electronic Design Engineer will be part of the Research & Development department located in The Netherlands and Cluj-Napoca. You will be responsible for Product Development of switch mode power supplies (SMPS) and other Power Electronics Products within our company. You will work 90% from Almelo, but the project teams might have colleagues from our other locations in Romania and Germany.
In your role, you will:

• Perform calculation and/or simulations as a proof of concept for the chosen topology (System, Electronics, Thermal, Electro-Magnetics, EMI);
• Perform tests in order to use new technology into the design;
• Develop/Engineer, based on our simulations-driven approach, a product which is ready to be manufactured, this contains activities like, schematic design, layout of PCB’s, Component selection for a cost-effective Bill Of Material (BOM) and Component design e.g. high frequency transformers and different types of coils;
• Delegate and monitor the mechanical design;
• Verify the environmental, reliability and safety qualification of the design;
• Analyze during the different designs phase errors in manufacturing;
• Support other departments such as Purchasing with e.g. components obsolescence and Sales with e.g. initial design requests, prototypes and testing;
• Be able to lead functional area of Electronic Design and give input to future development and Technology Roadmap;
• Coach and/or train junior Electronic Design Engineers or trainees.

What should your background look like?
Our Design Engineers are at the cornerstone of our projects, shaping the clients’ ideas into reality. Therefore, we expect you to:

• have a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electronics or related field;
• have a minimum of 7 years of experience in Power Electronics;
• have experience in hardware design from scratch with the ability to read schematics;
• be able to manage and prioritize multiple, diverse projects simultaneously;
• have a methodical work approach;
• show initiative and self-management;
• be flexible, disciplined, results-oriented, and able to plan and organize;
• be fluent in Dutch and confident in English (B2), German is an advantage but not a must.

Why should you join us?
It’s an exciting time to be a part of our company. Show us how much energy you’re holding and feel empowered to be your best. Help us shape the future of the power supply, coil & linear drive, and fuel cell industries. Our company is a fast-growing company, a German-listed company (F3C), which is strongly driven by technological innovation. Here you will find exciting areas to work in, challenging tasks, and a fantastic team.
For more power: Our benefits in your new environment

• International high-tech environment;

• Market conform salary and secondary benefits e.g., holiday allowance, end- of-year bonus, pension scheme, travel allowance;

• The chance to boost your career path through proactive career management;

• The fulfillment of contributing directly to build a larger and better organization and putting your fingerprint on the corporate culture of our company;

• Joining an open culture, where our core values have meaning;

• Technical and personal training opportunities, be it internal or external, based on your Performance & Growth assignments;

• Flexible working hours;

• Hybrid working options, where the home office schedule is decided together with the team leader;

• Collective Labour Agreement ‘Metalektro.’

• Regular staff events and every Friday social event;

• An awesome team, so you always come home with a smile.

Interested?
Are you interested? Then apply immediately! Are you looking for more information? Then please contact Milou ( milou@talentials.com or call +31612475466)
Soort dienstverband: Fulltime
Aanvullende vergoedingen:

• Bonusregeling
• Vakantiegeld

Arbeidsvoorwaarden:

• Bedrijfsfeesten
• Budget voor professionele ontwikkeling
• Dienstreizen vergoeding
• Extra vakantiedagen
• Kerstpakket
• Pensioen
• Reiskostenvergoeding

Flexibele taalvereiste:

• Nederlands niet vereist

Werkschema:

• ma-vr

Werklocatie: Fysiek