Chief R&D, Solid State Transformer Technology

The Company is in search of a Chief R&D for Solid State Transformer Technology. The successful candidate will be a seasoned technical leader with a proven track record in R&D, technical iteration, prototype verification, and industrialization of solid-state transformer products. This pivotal role involves defining the technical roadmap, addressing high-frequency and high-voltage core technical challenges, and establishing the company's core SST technology system for various applications, including new energy grids, energy storage, data centers, and microgrids. Key responsibilities include leading system design, topology architecture selection, control algorithm development, and hardware solution design for high-power and high-voltage SST products. The role also demands full-cycle R&D work, from scheme demonstration to product iteration, and the resolution of core technical problems in SST development. Applicants for this role at the company should hold a Master's degree or above in electrical engineering, power electronics, high-voltage engineering, or related fields, with a minimum of 5 years' R&D experience in high-power electronic equipment, particularly in SST development. Proficiency in SST topology principles, closed-loop control, PWM modulation, and high-voltage isolation conversion technologies is essential. The ideal candidate will be skilled in simulation tools such as MATLAB/Simulink and PSIM, and have a strong background in high-voltage PCB layout, high-frequency magnetic design, thermal design, and EMC rectification. Experience with SiC/GaN power devices and a proven ability to manage R&D projects, conduct technical reviews, and ensure the quality and success of the development process are also required. The role demands an independent problem-solver with the ability to lead a team and manage projects from prototype to mass production.