Xylem, a Fortune 500 global water solutions company, is dedicated to advancing sustainable impact and empowering those who make water work every day. With 23,000 employees operating in over 150 countries, Xylem leads in addressing critical water challenges. We invite passionate individuals to join our team, committed to exceeding customer expectations through innovative and sustainable solutions. Position: Power Electronics Engineer Location: Montecchio Maggiore (VI), Italy At our Montecchio Maggiore plant, part of the Electronics Centre of Excellence, we focus on standardizing and enhancing power electronics capabilities to design a range of customized motor drives (variable frequency) that meet high standards of efficiency, usability, and reliability for various water applications. Our electronic engineers are responsible for power electronics and motor control for variable frequency drives used across Xylem’s portfolio, based on a reusable platform tailored to specific applications and environments. Main Responsibilities: Design, test, and verify electronic products and prototypes for single-phase and three-phase power supplies up to 1000 V. Create schematic diagrams and PCB layouts using Altium Designer. Design and simulate analog signal chains with SPICE. Design, test, and prototype magnetic components. Conduct EMC/EMI testing and debugging. Ensure product compliance with standards. Collaborate with firmware engineers, physicists, and mechanical engineers. Generate design, testing, and verification documentation. Minimum Requirements: Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in Electronic Engineering with specialization in Power Electronics. At least 2 years of experience in power electronics design. Excellent knowledge of English and Italian languages. Proficiency in designing digital and analog circuits. Experience with schematic and layout design tools such as Altium Designer, OrCAD, PADS. Good understanding of gate drive design, circuit protection, analog filters, and analog signal processing. Preferred Qualifications: Knowledge of motor control theory (synchronous and asynchronous). Practical experience with EMC/EMI testing and debugging. Design, specification, and testing of magnetic components. Knowledge of PFC boost, fly-back, and half/full-bridge converters. Strong analytical skills and solid understanding of energy engineering fundamentals and theory. J-18808-Ljbffr