Principal Controls Engineer

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An Exciting Opportunity in Electrified Powertrain Innovation
Join a dynamic and forward-thinking global engineering consultancy specialising in the rapid development of cutting-edge electrified propulsion systems. Collaborate with leading-edge industries such as automotive, aerospace, and defense through our technical centres in North America, the UK, and India.
Our Values
At our company, we are driven by:

  • Innovation: We thrive on challenges, encourage unconventional thinking, and seek creative solutions. - Collaboration: We value open, honest relationships and celebrate teamwork. - Expertise: We are passionate about the knowledge, skills, and capabilities each team member brings.
    The Role:
    As a Principal Engineer, you will lead the design and development of software for a variety of power converter and inverter technologies. This is a hands-on role that involves developing software from concept through to testing and delivering innovative solutions. You will work with advanced technologies in industries like automotive, aerospace, and clean energy.
    Key Responsibilities
  • Lead the design and development of software for electrified powertrain systems - Collaborate with hardware designers to optimize control strategies - Conduct simulation and testing using industry-standard tools - Develop and deliver multi-disciplinary projects - Foster technical and professional growth among team members
    What You Bring
    Essential skills and experience: - Proficiency in C/C++ for embedded systems - Experience in real-time software design and testing - Knowledge of power converter and inverter control strategies - Expertise with debugging tools and calibration software - Degree or equivalent experience in a relevant engineering discipline
    Desirable skills: - Familiarity with AUTOSAR and Automotive SPICE - Experience with Infineon Aurix MCU and PCB design software - Understanding of functional safety standards

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