Trainee Program - Power Electronics
Launch Your Career in Power Electronics
LEADRIVE Technology is a high-tech power electronics company at the forefront of automotive electrification. We design, develop, and manufacture cutting-edge electric drive components for leading TIER 1 and OEM automotive clients in Europe. Our industry-leading motor control units (inverters) and IGBT/SiC power modules are renowned for their performance and efficiency, making them the perfect choice for next-generation battery electric and hybrid vehicles.
The Trainee Program
This immersive program is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills to become a successful Power Electronics Engineer. You'll embark on a rotational journey, gaining hands-on experience in various departments, for example Systems, Hardware or Software Engineering. You'll be responsible for the entire product development lifecycle, working on exciting projects for leading European TIER1 and OEM automotive companies across Europe.
Global Exposure. Broaden your horizons with international rotations! You'll experience the dynamic work cultures in both Aachen, Germany, and Shanghai, China. This unique opportunity allows you to learn from diverse perspectives and gain a global understanding of the power electronics industry.
Your Future at LEADRIVE. Upon successful completion of the program, we offer a permanent position as a Power Electronics Engineer in Aachen, Germany. You'll join our passionate team, continuing to innovate and contribute to the future of electric mobility.
Qualification & Requirements
Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering (or a related field).
Strong academic record with a demonstrated interest in power electronics.
Work experience in power electronics and electric motor control is a plus.
Proven record in model-based programming, C/C++, UDS, INCA, Matlab/Simulink.
Enthusiastic, strong sense of teamwork, excellent communication skills.
Fluency in English and Chinese. German is a plus.
Hiring Manager
Marius Mechlinski
Managing Director
Leadrive Technology