PhD candidate for developing highly efficient and ultra-wide range converter systems for DC power supplies ETH Zürich in Switzerland

ETH Zurich’s Laboratory for High Power Electronic Systems (HPE) is seeking a doctoral candidate for research on advanced magnetic concepts for future high-power grid interfaces. The project addresses the magnetic devices—such as inductors, transformers and filters—that are essential for filtering and protection in high-power electrical systems and that strongly influence power density and efficiency. The research will focus on bidirectional grid interfaces and active rectifiers connecting the AC...

The University of New South Wales is seeking a Postdoctoral Fellow in Power Electronics and Real-Time Simulation for the ARENA-funded PROFILES project within the School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications. The researcher will act as a Hardware-in-the-Loop and Real-Time Simulation Specialist. The project involves developing and operating real-time simulation and hardware-in-the-loop environments, preparing and commissioning experimental setups, and integrating original equipment manu...

PhD studentship at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, United Kingdom focused on the design optimisation of brushless doubly fed machines (BDFMs) for offshore wind turbine generators. The project addresses key research challenges in electrical engineering and renewable energy , including low power density, low power factor, vibration, and complex magnetic field behavior. The aim is to improve BDFM performance and help position these machines as a competitive alternative to direct-drive and...

This postdoctoral position at Rochester Institute of Technology centers on advanced power electronics and energy conversion systems , with a particular emphasis on high-power back-to-back converters and solid-state transformer technologies . The researcher will develop and integrate converter technology toward an integrated Solid-State Transformer architecture , contributing to both modelling and experimental implementation. Working under the supervision of Dr. Liwei Zhou , the postdoctoral rese...

The University of Galway is offering a 2-year postdoctoral research position in the Power Electronics Research Centre, funded by Rinn Semiconductors and conducted in close collaboration with the Tyndall National Institute. The project, “High Step-down Power Converter Topologies for AI Computing with Optimal 3D Transformers-on-silicon,” will investigate novel high step-down-ratio DC/DC power converter topologies for high-performance computing loads. The target conversion ratios are 400/800:1 V, a...