Develop and maintain automation tools and simulation workflows for circuit‑level, electromagnetic, and multiphysics simulations, explicitly focused on early design validation and FAT prediction.
Develop new multi‑physics simulation methodologies by coupling circuit‑level and electromagnetic models with: Structural mechanics simulations, Thermomechanical simulations, Acoustic simulations
Support feasibility studies, development of new technical concepts, and simulation‑based assessment of new technologies and product variants related to dry‑type and liquid‑filled distribution and traction transformers.
Contribute to the design and performance prediction of dry‑type and liquid‑filled distribution and traction transformers.
Support and organize prototyping and testing activities to validate simulation models and new technologies.
Support product and technology development projects, contributing to delivery in line with agreed scope, time, cost, and quality.
Support the transfer of technology and know‑how from R&D to Engineering by:, Writing design rules and technical guidelines, Preparing and delivering internal technical trainings, Collaborating closely with design tools and engineering teams
Provide technical support to other departments (Engineering, Product Management, Marketing, Sales) when required.
Your background
M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering.
Initial professional experience in electrical engineering, preferably with exposure to transformer design, is an advantage.
Strong theoretical foundation in circuit theory, electromagnetics, and transformer physics for dry‑type and liquid‑filled distribution and traction transformers.
Preferred: knowledge of transformer performance prediction, including: Impedance and transient behavior, Leakage fields, Stray and no‑load losses, Short‑circuit forces, Mutual inductances and related parameters
Preferred: experience with electromagnetic finite element analysis (FEA) using one or more tools such as: ANSYS Maxwell, COMSOL Multiphysics, Altair Flux, FEMM, other EM FEM‑based tools
Preferred: experience or familiarity with circuit‑level simulation tools, such as: LTspice, PSpice, Ansys TwinBuilder/Simplorer or equivalent circuit simulation environment
Knowledge of at least one programming language:, Python, MATLAB, C#
Exposure to or interest in electrical testing of dry‑type and liquid‑filled distribution and traction transformers is an advantage.
Basic project management capabilities and willingness to take ownership of tasks.
Action‑ and results‑oriented mindset combined with strong analytical skills.
Innovative spirit and motivation to apply simulation‑driven, “out‑of‑the‑box” approaches.
Fluent in English, both written and spoken.
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