About this role
Are you ready to shape the future of power technology? At Hitachi Energy, we're driving innovation in transformer design and development-and we want you to be part of it. Join our global R&D team and contribute to cutting-edge solutions that power homes, industries, and communities around the world. This is your chance to work on impactful projects, collaborate with brilliant minds, and grow your career in a supportive, hybrid work environment.
Responsible to ensure compliance with applicable external and internal regulations, procedures and guidelines.
You'll be based in our Raleigh office with the flexibility of hybrid remote work. Occasional global travel (up to 10%) may be required to support project needs. If you're passionate about electrical engineering, software development, and making a real-world impact-this is the role for you.
How You'll Make an Impact
Lead and execute R&D projects for distribution transformersDevelop and improve technical standards and material specificationsIdentify and implement new technologies and product strategiesDefine software specifications and analyze software behaviorDebug and review code to ensure optimal performanceCollaborate with global teams and manufacturing sitesConduct risk assessments and propose mitigation strategiesStay current with industry trends and best practices Your Background
Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering with 7+ years, or Master's with 5+ years of experience3+ years in electrical design for liquid-filled distribution transformersExperience with SQL, DevOps, and Azure infrastructureStrong communication skills in EnglishProven track record in leading complex R&D projectsFamiliarity with software testing and transformer domain logic More About Us
At Hitachi Energy, we champion innovation, collaboration, and continuous learning.You'll have access to global opportunities, mentorship, and cutting-edge tools to grow your career.Join a purpose-driven team that's building a more sustainable energy future. Apply now Current employees apply here