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What you will do

• Serves as technical lead within Power Electronics Department that is responsible to design, test, and maintain power electronics products and systems for Johnson Controls’ chiller applications.


• Determines the best techniques, procedures and/or theories as they apply to the development of power electronics products and systems. 


• Creates compliance procedures for the development of electrical/electronic circuitry designs. 


• Defines and interprets design specifications; designs electrical/electronic circuitry to meet specified requirements; and analyzes product design requirements and recommends solutions. 


• Prepares and coordinates the release of documentation to support component design and manufacturing. 


• Participates in all aspects of preliminary design and systems architecture and conducts analysis of the cost impacts of proposed modifications, upgrades, and new implementations of application software. 


• Conducts feasibility studies and systems analysis for new applications or major modifications of existing systems. 


• Works with other engineers, designers, and technicians on specific work assignments.


• Forecasts and schedules work activities and defines processes for repetitive tasks.


• Acts as the technical lead for troubleshooting field and factory issues on the range of power electronics products and systems on Johnson Controls’ chillers.


• Travels to visit customers, Johnson Controls’ factories, vendors, and/or professional conferences as business needs

How you will do it

• Complies with Johnson Controls’ Code of Ethics and policies


• Effectively utilizes your knowledge, skills, and Johnson Controls’ tools


• Collaborates with global and cross-functional teams


• Is open minded to receive and offer constructive feedbacks


• Is flexible to support customers and business

What we look for

Required

• Bachelor’s degree on Electrical Engineering with specialization on Power Electronics


• Minimum 8 years of industry experience in the field of Power Electronics.


• Excellent verbal and written skills.


• Applicants for employment in the US must have work authorization that does not now or in the future require sponsorship of a visa for employment authorization in the United States and with Johnson Controls.

Preferred

• Advanced degree with focus in Power Electronics


• Strong experience on power electronics controls


• Strong experience on FPGA and DSP


• Strong experience on advanced tools such as Matlab/Simulink, OPAL-RT, Saber

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