Power Electronics – Working Student / Thesis / Engineer

Company Description

VentorA Grid is a power technology company based in Regensburg, Germany, focused on transforming mission-critical energy infrastructure for applications such as AI data centers, grid modernization, renewable integration, and high-power charging. The company combines deep expertise in medium-voltage power electronics, solid-state transformers (SST), grid technologies, data-center power systems, energy storage, and advanced electrification to solve complex power challenges.

VentorA Grid operates at the intersection of technology strategy, system architecture, product development, engineering, and technical due diligence, helping organizations accelerate innovation. Guided by the philosophy "Elevate, Innovate, Accelerate" the team emphasizes ambitious engineering, unconventional thinking, and rapid translation of ideas into impactful technologies. VentorA Grid offers a dynamic environment for individuals who want to work at the edge of next-generation power infrastructure.

Role Description

This is a fully remote role for candidates based in Germany.

We welcome applications from Working Students (Werkstudent, up to 20 hours per week during the semester), Bachelor's or Master's thesis candidates, and Power Electronics Engineers. The scope and working arrangements will depend on the candidate's profile and the type of engagement.

You will:

• Analyze solid-state transformer (SST) architectures, SiC-based converters, and medium-voltage power electronics.

• Research converter topologies, medium-frequency transformers, and medium-voltage system design.

• Support the development of test and validation concepts for megawatt-class power electronics.

• Contribute to market and technology assessments for industrial projects.

• Prepare clear technical reports and presentations.

You will work directly with VentorA Grid's founder, who has more than 25 years of experience in medium-voltage power electronics, on real-world power technology projects.

Qualifications

• Currently studying or holding a degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Electronics, Energy Systems, or a related field.

• Working Student and thesis candidates: Currently enrolled at a German university.

• Engineer candidates: Professional experience in power electronics development or system design.

• Solid understanding of power converters. Knowledge of SiC, medium-voltage systems, or data-center power is an advantage.

• Ability to analyze technical information and document findings clearly.

• Fluent in English; German is an advantage.

• Curious, proactive, and motivated to learn in a fast-paced environment.

When applying, please specify which opportunity you are interested in: Working Student, Thesis, or Engineer.

Questions? Contact us at [email protected].