万象城AWC

Job requirements:

1. Master's degree in Power Electronics and Power Transmission, Electrical Automation, Electronic Technology, Applied Electronic Technology, etc;

2. Master's degree holder with at least 4 years of experience in power supply research and development or design, as well as project management experience;

3. Familiar with power circuit design, electromagnetic component design, logic circuit design, and thermal design;

4. Work diligently, be proactive, good at expressing oneself, have a stable personality, be able to think independently, analyze and solve problems, and have strong teamwork skills;

5. Proficient in one of the following simulation software: Saber Multisim， SIMetrix/Simplis；

6. Proficient in control circuit and power circuit debugging methods and skills, able to design and verify loop compensators for power circuits;

7. Proficient in commonly used topologies such as Buck, Boost, Towards Full Bridge, LLC, etc; And the application design of power circuit principles and related control chips.

Job requirements:

1) Full time undergraduate degree or above, with over 5 years of work experience, graduated from electrical engineering or related majors;

2) Master the common circuit topologies of power electronics such as DC/DC and APFC converters, and have good circuit analysis and design capabilities;

3) Master the principles of automatic control and possess excellent analytical skills in control systems;

4) Proficient in C and ARM operating systems, with strong programming skills and familiarity with low-level driver development;

5) Familiar with software development process and team development mode, good design thinking and development habits, strong document writing ability;

6) Proficient in professional basic knowledge such as digital circuits, communication principles, and digital signal processing;

7) Good work attitude and strong sense of work responsibility;

8) Capable of independently completing design and debugging tasks, proficient in using design tools such as Keil, and with experience in designing STM32 series processors.