Power Electronics Research Intern
LITEON SINGAPORE
Singapore, SingaporeInternship28 Aug 2026
About this internship
About the role
LITEON Singapore is looking for Power Electronics Research Interns to join our Cloud Infrastructure Platform and Solutions (CIPS) Research Team. You will have the opportunity to work alongside senior engineers on innovative research and proof-of-concept projects related to data center, cloud, and AI infrastructure technologies. You will gain hands-on experience in the lab, receive guidance from experienced mentors, and contribute to real engineering projects while building your technical and problem-solving skills.
Key responsibilities
Conduct literature reviews and technical studies on power electronics topologies, components, and control concepts.
Learn and explore emerging technologies related to data centre and cloud power systems.
Assist in identifying technical challenges, future needs, and market opportunities.
Support the generation and evaluation of multiple design concepts under guidance from senior engineers.
Create circuit designs and system block diagrams.
Perform simulations using tools such as MATLAB, Simulink, LTspice, or Python to validate concepts.
Support the construction of proof-of-concept hardware prototypes.
Perform lab testing using oscilloscopes, electronic loads, and power analyzers.
Assist in debugging and performance evaluation.
Contribute to technical reports, design documentation, and performance summaries.
About you
Currently pursuing a
Bachelor's Degree at a local university in Singapore
in
Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Power Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering
, or a related engineering discipline.
Basic understanding of power electronic architectures such as AC/DC and DC/DC converters.
Exposure to schematic design, datasheets, and PCB layouts (academic or industry projects welcome).
Familiarity with simulation tools (MATLAB, Simulink, LTspice, or similar).
Interest in wide bandgap devices (SiC / GaN), magnetics, EMI, or thermal design is an advantage but not mandatory.
Willingness to learn, strong problem-solving skills, and good communication abilities.
Hands on mindset with enthusiasm for laboratory work and experimentation.