POSTED to EE&T ALUMNI

26 MAY 2024

Sections: -- Recent Email -- Fields (Design / Development) -- Benefits Just a quick note from UNSW ElecEng’s Technology Intiative squad.

== RECENT EMAIL ==

Hi Robert,

The UNSW Technology Translation Squad (TTS) has successfully recruited two Electrical Engineering Technology Translators to start working on projects from July 2024.

The team will provide up to five free-days of consultation support for start-ups, SMEs and industry players to solve Electrical Engineering technical challenges that these companies may encounter.

Cheers,

Matt

// Dr Matthew Priestley at m.priestley@unsw.edu.au.

== FIELDS (DESIGN / DEVELOPMENT) ==

Excerpt from Flyer:

This role promises to offer variety and diverse range of electrical engineering skills. Typical activity may include:

• Power system design

• Simulation and modelling of electrical equipment/systems

• Root cause analysis work for electrical system faults

• Hydrogen electrolyser and fuel cel electrical system design

• Electric motor design

• Electric motor drive system design and programming

• Battery energy storage system design

• Sourcing suppliers for electrical equipment

• Electronics and hardware design

• SLD and schematic creation

• Using test and measurement devices

• Protection system design

• Communication network design for power systems

• Renewable energy system design (PV and wind)

• Power converter system design

• Power distribution network and generation design

• Decarbonising or electrifying applications

• PLC programming

== BENEFITS ==

Excerpt from Flyer:

This role may allow Technology Translator Squad members to work on high impact activities in their spare time. This could allow members to pursue the following activities:

• Conducting personal electrical engineering research

• Working on large high impact UNSW research projects

• Developing high impact microcredential and short courses

• Attempting to commercialize UNSW technology via a start-up company

• Educating the public via the media on important electrical engineering issues

• Lecturing and educating UNSW students

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Robert Smith