Senior / Staff Power Electronics Engineer

One of the key unsolved challenges in cryopreservation is the rewarming problem: how do we rapidly and uniformly rewarm whole organs and, ultimately, whole bodies to restart cryopreserved biology? Solving this requires MHz-frequency energy delivery into complex biological loads, involving high-voltage resonant power conversion, very high circulating currents, demanding insulation and safety constraints, and RF behavior that pushes well beyond conventional power electronics design.

We are building an elite team of electrical engineers and physicists with high autonomy, strong first-principles thinking, and a desire to build technology that feels impossible until it works. This role is for someone who can own the architecture of extreme power electronics hardware from first principles, as comfortable deriving a back-of-the-envelope model from circuit laws, electromagnetics, and thermal physics as they are running simulation tools and wiring up hardware in the lab.