R&D Engineer – Transformer Windings

For our HVDC Transformers research and development team we are looking for a R&D mechanical engineer in the field of Transformer Winding technology. You will lead activities to improve transformer winding performance, design and manufacturing methods while challenging legacy routines and developing better suited concepts for the future. The role will cooperate closely with experts in different transformer technology fields as well as with transformer design and manufacturing specialists globally. You will build and maintain a network with the HVDC Transformer factories globally, collecting the inputs and supporting implementation of new development.

Working in R&D will give you the possibility to use your creativity to solve a wide spectrum of challenges. You will have exciting and varied work in front of you where you will get a broad network internally and externally. Work with both the local factory and the global organization within Transformers and have career development opportunities as a Specialist or as a Project Manager.

How You'll Make An Impact

• Creating conceptual designs of Transformer windings to meet specified requirements (functional, technical, quality, etc).
• Ability to create detailed design and 3D modeling as well as running mechanical verifications using simulation tools.
• Running Design for Excellence practices (DFA, DFM, FMEA, etc.).
• Preparing reports and related documents in accordance with internal and external requirements.
• Technical standards: Ensure that winding-related processes and calculation methods are state of the art. Work with programmers to implement and test new methods in the design software.
• Technical support: Support the design, manufacturing, quality and supply chain organizations with technical expertise to ensure that technical requirements are fulfilled.
• Technical leadership and knowledge sharing: Coach and provide support and technical advice to colleagues on winding-related topics. Maintain a network of engineering professionals to share best practices across different disciplines and the HVDC Transformer factories.

• Master’s or Bachelor’s degree combined with work-life experience in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent.
• 3+ Years of experience in Design & Engineering.
• Domain expertise in Power transformers.
• Fundamental knowledge of using different materials and manufacturing methods.
• Understanding of electrical, magnetic and thermal phenomena.
• Advanced knowledge of 3D CAD software Creo/ProE.
• Fluent command of English, both written and spoken.
• Willingness to learn and try new things without fear of failure!

• Collective agreement
• Flexible working time
• Health care and wellness allowance
• Fantastic career possibilities within Hitachi Energy both within Sweden and globally
• Mentor to support you throughout onboard phase
• Various trainings and education supporting employee development
• Diversified company with over 70+ nationalities working in Sweden
• Supplementary compensation for parental leave
• Employee Benefit Portal with thousands of discounts and perks

Are you ready for an exciting new challenge? Does the above description sound like you? Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis, so don’t delay – apply today!

Recruiting Manager Karolina Czechowski, [email protected], will answer your questions about the position. Union representatives - Sveriges Ingenjörer: Håkan Blomquist, +46 107-38 31 52; Ledarna: Frank Hollstedt, +46 107-38 70 43; Unionen: Tomas L. Gustafsson, +46 107-38 27 47. All other questions can be directed to Talent Acquisition Partner Filip Henriksson, [email protected]

Hitachi Energy is a global technology leader in electrification, powering a sustainable energy future through innovative power grid technologies with digital at the core. Over three billion people depend on our technologies to power their daily lives.

With over a century in pioneering mission-critical technologies like high-voltage, transformers, automation, and power electronics, we are addressing the most urgent energy challenge of our time – balancing soaring electricity demand, while decarbonizing the power system.

Headquartered in Switzerland, we employ over 50,000 people in 60 countries and generate revenues of around $16 billion USD. We welcome you to apply today.