Huawei Research Center Germany

Huawei Research Center Germany

Leading Expert - Energy Power Plant and Microgrid Control Technology

Nürnberg, DE

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 40 days ago
Computer VisionForecastingControlsResearchLeadershipCommunication

About the role

  • Huawei's Ohm Research Center (Nuremberg) is responsible for Advanced Technology Research, Architecture Evolution Design and Strategic Technology Planning. The Power Conversion Technology Laboratory within the Huawei Ohm Research Center (Nuremberg) is responsible for Advanced Digital Power Technology Research, Architecture Evolution Design and Strategic
  • Technology Planning, and plays an important role in the Huawei Digital Power business in the design and development of power converters and control systems for applications such as PV Solar & Battery Energy Storage Field, Data Centers, Electric Vehicle, and Embedded Power Supply. Join us as a Leading Expert - Energy Power Plant and Microgrid Control

Nice to have

  • You will join a dynamic and highly collaborative team of experts and PhDs passionate about research projects and innovative solutions.
  • Your mission Have an in-depth understanding of digital energy-related businesses and gain insight into the requirements and trends of the European market.
  • Work closely with the product team to guide product development and technology roadmap development.
  • Actively participate in strategic partnership technical discussions with European power companies.
  • Occasionally represent the company at key industry conferences and events when technical expertise is required.
  • Your areas of expertise 10+ years of experience in Power Plant Controller (PPC), Micro Grid Controller (MGCC), Energy Management System (EMS).
  • Familiarity with the delivery process of new energy power plants and micro-grid projects in Europe.
  • Deep knowledge of safety standards for micro-grid and power plants installations across Europe.

This listing is sourced directly from Huawei Research Center Germany's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.