Great power electronics engineers are rare, and most of them aren’t looking. Hirelux finds them. We recruit the engineers, sales leaders and executives behind power conversion, from the chip to the grid, for companies that need people who can contribute on day one.
We’ve spent years building relationships in this space. When you call us, we already know who’s doing strong work, where they are, and what it takes to bring them over.
Power Electronics, Power Supply and Converter Design, Magnetics, Analog and Mixed-Signal Design, Embedded Firmware and Controls, Test, Validation and Reliability, and Applications and Field Applications Engineers, plus Engineering Managers and Directors.
RF power and plasma generation systems, semiconductor fabs, SiC and GaN power devices, gate drivers and power management ICs.
You won’t spend your first call explaining the role. We know the difference between a DC-DC designer and a magnetics specialist, and why SiC and GaN experience matters. We screen for the details that separate strong candidates: topologies they’ve designed (LLC, PFC, flyback, phase-shifted full bridge), power levels and efficiency targets, thermal and EMI work, and the compliance standards they’ve worked under.
That means fewer resumes, better ones, and a shorter path to an offer.
Every search is different, so we offer four ways to work together:
We identify, engage and screen engineers and leaders who design and sell power conversion technology. Most of the people we place weren’t actively job hunting. We reach them through our network and direct outreach.
Nationwide. Hirelux has roots in California, Arizona and Wisconsin and recruits for power electronics teams across the United States.
On average, we deliver a qualified shortlist within 1–2 weeks of our intake call.
Yes. Along with engineering, we place technical sales, business development, product and executive leaders at power electronics companies.
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