Industrial PhD Scholarship at Volvo Cars: Volvo Cars is offering an exciting Industrial PhD scholarship opportunity in collaboration with Högskolan Väst and Uppsala Universitet. The position focuses on multi-objective optimization of traction inverters using Power Electronics Building Blocks (PEBB) for electric vehicles. This scholarship presents a unique chance to advance electric vehicle technology while engaging in academic research.
Designation
PhD Candidate in Power Electronics Optimization
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Research Area | Multi-objective optimization for traction inverters |
| Location | Gothenburg, Sweden |
| Eligibility/Qualification | Master’s Degree in Electronics Engineering or related field |
| Last Date to Apply | February 14, 2025 |
Description
The selected candidate will engage in research to improve the cost, efficiency, power density, and reliability of modern electric vehicle systems. The ideal candidate should possess:
- Strong expertise in power electronics converters and control strategies.
- Proficiency in simulation tools (e.g., PLECS, MATLAB, Ltspice).
- Programming skills in C and Python.
Responsibilities include developing and validating prototype traction inverters and formulating design optimization guidelines for practical applications. The PhD candidate will work under the guidance of industrial and academic supervisors.
How to Apply
To apply for the scholarship, please submit your application through the Volvo Cars career page. Applications can only be considered if submitted in English, and due to GDPR regulations, applications from platforms other than the official career page will not be stored or considered.
Key Steps to Apply:
- Visit the Volvo Cars career page.
- Complete the application form.
- Submit your application along with relevant documents.
This scholarship represents a remarkable opportunity for aspiring researchers passionate about sustainable transportation technology and power electronics. Candidates are encouraged to apply and be part of shaping the future of mobility at Volvo Cars.
