Power Electronics Engineer Job Job in Louisville, Kentucky US
Power Electronics Engineer Job
* Develop firmware for Power Electronic systems with a focus on motion system controls. * Participate in SW architecture development and implementation of motion control systems. * Develop flexible firmware architecture based on highly modular concepts. * Participate in the development of GUI applications for parametric data entry and system test. * Implement software documentation including SRS, SDD, Validation Plans, etc. * Manage feature release schedules and meet dates for release commitments. *Develop and execute rigorous software validation testing. * Write, Debug and Test Code in C/C++ Qualifications/Requirements: * MSEE / MSCE or equivalent * Experience with C++ in the PC environment * Experience developing and programming motor control algorithms. * Proven capability with more than one family of microprocessor embedded software implementation. * Strong team player * Excellent communication skills * Proficiency in embedded software development employing C programming language and structured programming. Additional Eligibility Qualifications GE will only employ those who are legally authorized to work in the United States for this opening. Any offer of employment is conditioned upon the successful completion of a background investigation and drug screen. Desired Characteristics * Previous experience in design of embedded software * Motor control design experience with a variety of motor technologies including: Induction, BLDC, Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors. * Broad experience developing embedded controls with focus on Motion Systems. * Familiar with agency requirements for motor controls - UL, CSA, CE. * Previous experience developing PC based applications employing Visual Basic, .Net framework Nearest Major Market: Louisville Job Segments: Administrative, Data Entry, Developer, Electrical, Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Electronics Engineer, Embedded, Engineer, Engineering, Firmware, Implementation Manager, Technology, Testing