We are looking for a passionate Power Electronics Research Intern to work on an EV project's. The internship involves research, simulation, modeling, and validation of a battery emulator using LTspice. This is an excellent opportunity for students who want practical experience in power electronics, converter design, and battery modeling.

Responsibilities
Design and simulate power electronic converter circuits in LTspice.
Research and evaluate suitable converter topologies.
Develop mathematical models for lithium-ion batteries.
Assist in implementing and validating battery control strategies.
Perform simulation-based testing and analyze system performance.
Document design calculations, simulation results, and technical findings.
Participate in technical discussions and project review meetings.

Required Skills
Basic understanding of Power Electronics
Circuit Analysis
LTspice (preferred) or willingness to learn quickly
DC-DC Converter fundamentals
Control Systems fundamentals
Solid analytical and problem-solving skills

Preferred Qualifications




Final-year B.E./B.Tech students (EEE, ECE, Electrical, Electronics)
M.Tech students
Recent graduates with an interest in Power Electronics and Electric Vehicles

What You'll Gain
Hands-on experience on a real client project.
Practical exposure to EV battery modeling and power electronics.
Mentorship from experienced engineers.
Internship Certificate upon successful completion.
Letter of Recommendation based on performance.
Opportunity to work on future R&D; projects with the team.

Internship Details
Type: In-Office Internship
Location: Bangalore, Karnataka
Duration: 1 month
Stipend: ₹2,000 per month

If you're passionate about power electronics, EV technology, and simulation-driven engineering, we'd love to hear from you.

Apply with your updated resume and mention any relevant projects, simulations, or coursework related to Power Electronics, LTspice, MATLAB/Simulink, or Electric Vehicles

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