Power Electronics Engineer
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MagnebotiX is an ETH Zurich spin-off developing the world's most advanced magnetic actuation platforms that find use in research on microrobotics, medicine, and metamaterials. We are looking for a power electronics engineer to own the development of our next-generation drive electronics — from concept through certification and production. You will be the go-to person for this domain in our company. We are a small, highly qualified team (most of us hold PhDs) that values autonomy, breadth, and getting things done. The role starts as an internship with a clear path to a permanent position — we want someone who grows with us long-term. The position is on-site in Zurich, Switzerland, 60-80%.
What Will You Do
- Own the full development of power electronics for our electromagnetic actuation systems — from prototype to certified product.
- Design power stages, control loops, and embedded firmware for real-time operation.
- Work across the full development cycle: schematic capture, PCB layout, thermal design, enclosure, and regulatory compliance.
- Prepare designs for small-batch manufacturing and support production.
- Collaborate directly with our CTO and Head of R&D with minimal overhead.
- Shape how we do electronics engineering as a company — this is the first dedicated role in this domain.
Your Background
- Master's degree (completed or near completion) in electrical engineering, power electronics, mechatronics, robotics, or a closely related field.
- Strong foundation in power electronics: converter topologies, gate driving, current control, thermal management, and EMC.
- Experience with PCB design and embedded firmware development (C/C++).
- Able to work autonomously and take ownership of a project end-to-end.
- A generalist mindset — comfortable switching between analog design, firmware, mechanical integration, and regulatory work.
- Eligible to work in Switzerland (the canton of Zürich) — Swiss or EU citizenship, or a B or C permit.