EMC engineer
Hitachi Energy Sweden AB · Ludvika · Tills vidare
Hitachi Energy Sweden AB is hiring an **EMC engineer** to join its High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) business unit. The unit develops, manufactures, and sells DC transmission systems globally, transmitting power across long distances and submarine cables. Based primarily in Ludvika, where **presence at the Ludvika office** is a strong merit, the role focuses on bridging mechanical and electrical design aspects in challenging electromagnetic environments with fast transients and high voltages. Key responsibilities include ensuring proper design and performance during standard operation, fast switching, and short circuits, documenting EMC requirements and strategies across tenders, projects, and R&D activities, refining guidelines, collaborating on RF and electromagnetic field simulations, and carrying out inspections at international installation sites. Applicants must hold a **Master of Science degree** in an electrical field, applied physics, power systems, or a similar discipline, alongside written and spoken fluency in English. Candidates should have a keen interest in or understanding of both mechanical and electrical design aspects. Practical experience with EMC—such as standards, mitigations, EMC design, shielding philosophies, and cable design—is considered a major merit. Prior experience in the design of auxiliary power systems in HVDC, substation, or other high-current (kA) environments is also beneficial.
The opportunity
Do you want to enable the green energy transition, and together with colleagues meet the world’s needs for sustainable, flexible and secure energy?
In your work you will be part of HVDC (High Voltage Direct Current) business unit that is a part of Hitachi Energy’s division and is located in Ludvika. The unit develops, manufactures and sells DC transmission systems on a global market. Hitachi Energy’s developed HVDC technology is used to transmit electricity over long distances and for power transmission via submarine cables, thus enabling stability, cooperation between grids, sea-based wind power and more.
Are you interested in working in the EMC domain in a challenging electromagnetic environment, where signal cables, electronics and many other systems meet high voltages and currents? Do you want to help ensure that the system maintains full functionality during fast transients with very high voltages? Does a department working to bridge mechanical and electrical aspects of the design by performing electro-mechanical studies with an overall system perspective in large scale projects, all in a highly international environment sound interesting? Then maybe you should consider becoming part of our team at HVDC!
How you’ll make an impact
- You use your practical EMC experience to ensure proper design and controlled performance during normal use, fast switching of a high voltage-high current system as well as during catastrophic events such as short circuits and the like.
The role includes:
- Continuous improvement of guidelines and processes related to your area
- Documenting strategies and overall requirements from an EMC perspective in tenders, projects and R&D projects.
- Performing inspections to ensure proper installations at our sites internationally
- Work together with experts in areas like RF emission simulations and studies, grounding of very high currents and electro-magnetic field simulations.
- Being part of R&D activities to make sure we stay competitive also for the future.
- In this role you will have a lot of opportunities to explore various technical fields. The department is active in several multi-physics areas in close cooperation with both electrical and mechanical functions.
Your background
- We are looking for a Master of Science degree in an electrical field, applied physics, power systems or similar.
- Experience from practical work with EMC is a big merit. I.e. Standards, mitigations, design for EMC, shielding philosophies, cable design etc.
- You have a keen interest in or understanding of mechanical aspects as well as electrical design.
- Experience in design of auxiliary power systems in HVDC or substation environment or other areas where high currents are involved (kA)
- Prior experience in any of the other technical areas mentioned above is beneficial but not a demand, your personality and interest are of high importance.
- As a person you are a positive, problem-solving individual with the attitude that everything is possible to do in a team. You will work in a team where being able to take responsibility and willingness to learn are key features.
- A general interest in technology is needed to be a good fit for this position. The goal is to have cost-effective solutions while fulfilling all requirements, which is why common sense and understanding of practical aspects is beneficial.
- You should ideally like working in a multicultural environment and be able to express yourself written and spoken in English.
What we offer
- Collective agreement
- Flexible working hours
- Health care and wellness allowance
- Fantastic career possibilities within Hitachi Energy both within Sweden and globally
- Mentor to support you throughout onboard phase
- Various training 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
More about us
Are you ready for an exciting new challenge? Does the above description sound like you? Welcome to apply now! Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis, so don’t delay – apply today!
Relevant experts and most stakeholders are situated in Ludvika, therefore the position is primarily located in Ludvika and presence at Ludvika office is a strong merit.
Recruiting Manager daniel.holback@hitachienergy.com, will answer your questions about the position. All other questions can be directed to Talent Acquisition Partner Oliver Chicaiza, oliver.chicaiza@hitachienergy.com.
Union representatives – Sveriges Ingenjörer: Mikael Hjort, +46 107-38 29 86; Ledarna: Frank Hollstedt, +46 107-38 70 43; Unionen: Fredrik Holmgren, +46 107-38 21 85.