23 hours ago
Xi’an, ChinaMid Level
Responsibilities
- Design and develop DSP software control systems and closed-loop control algorithms for UPS products.
- Establish control-algorithm architectures and design platforms, and convert algorithms into standardized libraries and modules.
- Resolve and improve issues identified during product testing, production, and after-sales service.
- Research new theories, technologies, and industry directions and apply them to product development.
- Write technical control documentation and train or mentor new team members.
Requirements
- Master’s degree or higher in electrical engineering, power electronics, electrical drive, automation, control engineering, control theory, or a related field.
- At least 3 years of practical experience modeling and designing closed-loop control algorithms.
- Experience developing digital power software or similar products, including closed-loop control and protection logic for common switching and power topologies.
- Experience with control algorithms for products such as PWM rectifiers, LLC resonant converters, DAB converters, UPS systems, or PET systems is preferred.
- Proficiency with Simulink or PSIM and CCS development workflows, along with power electronics system simulation and modeling.
- Proficiency in C and familiarity with ARM or DSP-based digital power software development.
- Experience with embedded software development processes and production-product control algorithm design and development is required.
- Ability to independently troubleshoot algorithm implementation and debugging issues, with strong communication, learning, collaboration, and problem-solving skills.
Tech Stack
C
Categories
About Vertiv
Vertiv builds power, cooling, and IT infrastructure for data centers, communication networks, and industrial facilities, sold as hardware, software, and services. Its portfolio spans UPS systems, thermal management, racks, prefabricated modules, and monitoring/management software, backed by global field service and commissioning. Headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, Vertiv was formed from Emerson Network Power and became a publicly traded company on the NYSE.