Validation Engineer, Power Electronics ValidationActive$161K
The opportunity
At Lucid, we are creating exceptional mobility experiences through innovation to drive the world forward. Built on Lucid’s proprietary technology and software-defined vehicle architecture, our award-winning vehicles bring our “Compromise Nothing™” approach to the global automotive market.
What you'll do
Execute component: and system-level validation for power electronics products (on-board chargers, DC-DC converters, inverters, and related high voltage assemblies), confirming products meet internal requirements, industry standards, and real-world use conditions.
Support the development, execution, and maintenance of DVP&Rs: draft validation cases from requirements, track status and coverage, log results, and report pass/fail against acceptance criteria.
Review electrical and mechanical schematics and create validation cell: layouts for instrumentation, low voltage, and high voltage circuitry.
Build, wire, and commission validation benches including jigs and fixtures,: instrumentation, harnessing, and data acquisition systems for performance and reliability evaluation.
Contribute to the definition of system-level validation setups, including: load and mission profiles, thermal and environmental conditioning, and HV/LV interface configurations, working closely with the lead validation engineer.
Perform hands-on validation and troubleshooting using lab equipment (battery: simulators, power supplies, E-loads, oscilloscopes, current probes, power analyzers, thermal chambers, DAQ systems).
What they're looking for
- Document validation failures and anomalies, capture supporting data, and: escalate findings with clear technical summaries.
- Process and analyze validation data, generate plots and summary metrics, and: author clear, well-organized validation reports.
- Maintain lab equipment, calibration records, validation documentation, and safe HV lab practices.
- Collaborate with design, systems, quality, and manufacturing teams to support: issue resolution and design iterations.