Title: Power Systems Engineer
Location: Menlo Park, CA
Duration: 12 months
Duties:
· Model system components including motors, solar cells, and batteries, predicting performance as a function of environmental conditions, power, aging, manufacturing variability
· Perform and support trade studies on aircraft power system designs, to assist decision-making and design.
· Convert subsystem requirements into specific analysis projects and tests
· Analyze test data and communicate results. Feed results back into models.
Experience:
· Candidates should be able to show examples of the following in their resume:
· 5+ years in industry working on multi-disciplinary modeling or analysis projects.
· Aerospace experience preferred
· Experience cascading system requirements to subsystem and component level, and verifying their successful completion Hands-on experience with new product development
· Must have demonstrated analysis skills for physics problems as applied to power systems (e.g. electrical, solar, battery)
· Must have demonstrated excellent presentation and communication skills
· Experience with modeling tools (e.g. python or MATLAB)
Education:
Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science
Additional InformationAll your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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