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SuperGrid Institute

R&D Engineer – Magnetic Components, Power Electronics

SuperGrid Institute

. Design medium- and high-frequency magnetic components (1 kHz to 100 kHz) with medium-voltage insulation (1 kV to 50 kV) .

Posted 11/8/2026full-timeVilleurbanne • FranceMid-LevelSenior💰 €40,000 - €45,000 per yearWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in magnetic design for power conversion applications, with proficiency in analytical design tools and finite element simulations. Capable of leading technical projects, conducting tests, and producing comprehensive technical documentation.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Magnetic Design ExpertisePower Conversion KnowledgeMATLAB ProficiencyCOMSOL Simulation ExperienceEngineering Degree in Power Electronics

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Hard Skills
Magnetic Component DesignFinite Element SimulationPrototype DevelopmentTesting and MetrologyWinding and Insulation Processes
Soft Skills
Technical CoordinationProject ManagementCommunication Skills
Tools & Technologies
MATLABCOMSOLCREOLTspice
Industry Keywords
Power ElectronicsDielectric MaterialsElectromagnetic CompatibilityAging MechanismsMedium-Voltage Insulation

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Design medium- and high-frequency magnetic components (1 kHz to 100 kHz) with medium-voltage insulation (1 kV to 50 kV)
  • Use analytical design tools (MATLAB)
  • Perform numerical finite element simulations (COMSOL)
  • Prototype medium-frequency transformers, inductors, and other power components with oil-insulated or dry-type insulation
  • Test magnetic components and other power components
  • Operate test benches
  • Prepare test programs and conduct functional electrical, thermal endurance, and dielectric withstand tests
  • Perform metrology for magnetic and dielectric quantities
  • Develop winding and insulation processes
  • Write technical reports
  • Monitor technological developments in scientific and technical publications and patents
  • Coordinate technically with internal and external customers
  • Produce technical documentation for customers or partners
  • Participate in conferences or communication events to present R&D results
  • Propose ideas and concepts that generate intellectual property
  • Structure and plan activities in coordination with management
  • Lead project-related technical working meetings
  • Contribute to project reporting and progress tracking

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Engineering degree in power electronics
  • Ideally, 5 years of experience in similar activities
  • Expertise in magnetic design, particularly for power conversion applications in the hundreds-of-kilowatts range
  • Interest in experimental work
  • General knowledge of power conversion
  • Knowledge of dielectric materials, aging mechanisms, and electromagnetic compatibility
  • Proficiency in, or ability to use, MATLAB, COMSOL, CREO, LTspice, or similar software
  • A good command of English is required

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Company restaurant (contribution toward meal costs)
  • Remote-work policy (1 day per week and 20 occasional remote-work days)
  • Company-organized colleague activities (football, running, etc.)
  • Employee Social and Economic Committee benefits
  • Supplemental health insurance
  • Disability and life insurance
  • Profit-sharing bonus
  • 5 weeks of paid leave and 12 RTT days
  • Sustainable mobility bonus