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Please double check you have the right level of experience and qualifications by reading the full overview of this opportunity below. This role is a Charging System Engineer to support battery electric machine (BEM) systems. This role emphasizes system-level engineering, focusing on validation, integration, and issue resolution of current charger designs, with future opportunities in new charger development. The ideal candidate will bring a strong background in electrical systems, power conversion, and cross-functional collaboration. Key Responsibilities: System Familiarization & Troubleshooting Rapidly gain expertise in the current charging system design. Diagnose and resolve charger integration issues with BEMs. Support validation activities, including FMEA-based testing. Assist with lab-based charger testing and machine integration at field sites. System-Level Engineering Work with high-voltage AC (up to 690V) and DC (up to 1500V) systems. Integrate systems involving chargers, switchgear, receptacle boxes, and utility infrastructure. Collaborate with mechanical, software, and machine engineering teams. Future Development Contribute to defining requirements and designs for new charger products. Participate in R&D initiatives related to EV charging and electrification systems. Required Qualifications: Education Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering with 7+ years of experience, or Master’s degree with 5+ years of experience, or PhD with relevant experience considered. Technical Skills • Hands-on experience with charging products or converter/inverter products testing and debugging. • Strong understanding of power converters such as DC-DC converters, AC-DC inverters • Proficiency in using lab instruments and data acquisition tools. • Experience with standards and compliance (UL, IEC, ISO) for charging systems. Preferred Qualifications: • Experience with automated test systems. • Understanding of EMI/EMC testing, thermal design, and environmental validation. • Working experience with CANape and charging system