Research Fellow (Microgrid model integrating hydrogen fuel cells)

Job Description

NUS is looking for a Research Fellow to work on a Microgrid model integrating hydrogen fuel cells.

The job requires the candidate to design and implement systems for the efficient transmission and distribution of power generated from centralized hydrogen energy hubs. This project involves both AC/DC power transmission and the reinforcement of pipelines for hydrogen distribution, enabling decentralized power generation. The candidate needs to implement this on MATLAB software and demonstrate the summary to the industry partners.
 

Qualifications

•    Possess a recognised PhD degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent with specialisation in Power converters and drives.
•    Able to work independently by conducting experiments alone or in teams when required, and possess strong experimental validation experience
•    Familiar with working on renewable energy systems and implementing an optimal control strategy when different sources are involved.
•    Familiar with hydrogen fuel cell and electrolyser working.
•    Familiar with state-of-the-art simulation platforms such as MATLAB/Simulink and PLECS.
•    Familiar with multi-objective optimal design of power converters.
•    Able to work on multiple tasks and projects in a multicultural and dynamic environment, with teams, governmental agencies, and collaborators.
•    Able to draft research proposals, assist the PI in applying for research grants, and manage the research funds.
•    Good written and communication skills.
•    Open to fixed-term contract.
 

More Information

Location: Kent Ridge Campus

Organization: Centre for Hydrogen Innovations