4 of 4 Permanent Hardware-in-the-Loop Jobs in Rugby

Direct experience writing code in C and VHDL. Valid passport to meet travel requirements. What will make you stand out: Experience using Hardware-in-Loop (HIL) rigs and laboratory test drives. Experience in writing variable speed drive control software and good understanding of power electronics controls like field-oriented control, PWM strategies, DQ controls. Experience More ❯

driveline shaft with torsional and bending modes. Good understanding of power electronics control principles, such as field-oriented control, PWM strategies. Experience using Hardware-in-Loop (HIL) rigs and laboratory test drives. This role involves work for customers who manage critical infrastructure; based on customer requirements it will be necessary to carry out background checks and suitability More ❯

application software for megawatt-scale power electronic drive systems for Marine, Naval, Energy and Industrial applications. Validation of Application Software using Hardware In the Loop (HIL) rigs and Laboratory test drives. Writing application software that interfaces to other peripheral equipment. Supporting commissioning and validation of electrical drive systems. Ensuring your designs meet performance and reliability requirements. … BPSS clearance level or higher. What will make you stand out: A background in writing PLC application software. Experience using MATLAB/Simulink or similar tools. Experience using HIL rigs for testing & validation. Meticulous and thorough work ethic with attention to detail. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. You can expect from us: Challenging and exciting projects. A work More ❯

application software for megawatt-scale power electronic drive systems for Marine, Naval, Energy and Industrial applications. Validation of Application Software using Hardware In the Loop (HIL) rigs and Laboratory test drives. Writing application software that interfaces to other peripheral equipment. Supporting commissioning and validation of electrical drive systems. Ensuring your designs meet performance and reliability requirements. More ❯