Power Electronics Researcher - AI & Machine Learning
On-site
Full-time
£45,000 - £62,000
Posted 7d ago
Salary
£45,000 - £62,000
Company
28 open positions
Rise Technical Recruitment on JobsFeed.io
Location
Shirley, West Midlands
11 jobs in Shirley
Open until
Nov 1, 2026
posted Oct 2, 2026
About this job
Rise Technical Recruitment is hiring a Power Electronics Researcher - AI & Machine Learning in Shirley, West Midlands. This is a full-time, on-site position, posted on October 02, 2026. The ideal candidate is comfortable with AI and Machine Learning.
Power Electronics Researcher - AI & Machine Learning £45,000-£62,000 Healthcare Progression Sponsorship 33 Days Holiday Life Insurance Excellent Company Benefits Are you a Power Electronics Researcher looking to apply your research into AI and machine learning to the design and optimisation of next-generation power electronic systems? This is an exciting opportunity to join an innovative engineering environment working at the intersection of power electronics, artificial intelligence and …
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Job details
- Company
- Rise Technical Recruitment
- Location
- Shirley, West Midlands, United Kingdom
- Work mode
- On-site
- Job type
- Full-time
- Category
- Engineering Jobs
- Salary
- £45,000 - £62,000
- Posted
- October 2, 2026
- Source
- Adzuna
Questions about this job
Is this Power Electronics Researcher - AI & Machine Learning role remote?
No. This is an on-site role in Shirley, West Midlands. Use the links below to find remote jobs too.
How much does this Power Electronics Researcher - AI & Machine Learning job pay?
The advertised salary is £45,000 - £62,000.
Which skills do I need?
The job description mentions AI, Machine Learning.
How do I apply to Rise Technical Recruitment?
Press "Apply now". You will go to the original job ad on Adzuna, where you can send your application.
How long is this job open?
It was posted on October 02, 2026 and is listed until November 01, 2026, unless the employer closes it earlier.