Laboratory engineer: in power electronics and drive systems (m/f/d) — ETH Zürich
- Location
- Zürich
- Contract
- fixed-term
- Posted
- 15 days ago
Role overview
Laboratory engineer: in power electronics and drive systems (m/f/d) 80%-100%, Zurich, temporary Printed Printing The Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering (D‐ITET) at ETH Zurich is one of the world’s leading research and training institutes in the fields of electrical engineering and information technology.
His research activities range from integrated circuits and computer networks to wireless communication, signal processing and control technology to electrical energy technology.
The department offers a highly interdisciplinary research environment with proven expertise in power electronic components and power converters, electric drives, electrical insulation technology and the modeling of complex technical systems.
- Laboratory engineer: in power electronics and drive systems (m/f/d) 80%-100%, Zurich, temporary Printed Printing The Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering (D‐ITET) at ETH Zurich is one of the world’s leading research and training institutes in the fields of electrical engineering and information technology.
- His research activities range from integrated circuits and computer networks to wireless communication, signal processing and control technology to electrical energy technology.
Additional details
- They support researchers in the implementation of challenging experimental projects and contribute to the long-term technical development of the groups. In particular, its tasks include:
- Securing and transferring technical know-how within the research group The position offers the opportunity to actively shape the development of a young and growing research group and to shape its technical development in the long term. Profile Degree & Experience: Altium, KiCAD or equivalent)
- Embedded systems and microcontroller programming (e.g. STM32 and AMD Zynq)
Notes and original content
- They support researchers in the implementation of challenging experimental projects and contribute to the long-term technical development of the groups.
- In particular, its tasks include:
- Securing and transferring technical know-how within the research group The position offers the opportunity to actively shape the development of a young and growing research group and to shape its technical development in the long term.
- Profile Degree & Experience:
- PCB design (e.g.
- Altium, KiCAD or equivalent)
- Embedded systems and microcontroller programming (e.g.
- STM32 and AMD Zynq)
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