Design satellite power electronics at MDA Space using high-frequency PCB design and power supply expertise. Contribute to space-based systems with world-leading specialists. As a Power Electronics PCB Designer, you will develop motor drive units, DC power systems, telemetry, and control circuits. The work supports satellites and other space-based systems, including Aurora Program products and Telesat Lightspeed satellites. You will translate technical requirements into board designs while collaborating across disciplines. Key Responsibilities:
Design power electronics solutions on PCBs for space applications Capture schematics, define layout constraints, and run simulations Perform FMECA, worst-case, and power budget analyses Oversee parts placement, layout, and long lead items Support testing, debugging, and environmental testing Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent Minimum five years designing high-frequency power supplies and PCBs Expertise in Full Bridge and high-frequency power systems Proficiency with Mentor Xpedition, PADS, OrCAD, or PSPICE Fluent French and English; security clearances required Apply power electronics, PCB design, simulation, and analytical skills to MDA Space satellite systems and missions.
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Power Electronics PCB Design Engineer employer: MDA
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