Electrical Engineer, Power Electronics PCB Design Valinor Enterprises, Inc. Nashville, TN Job Details Full-time 17 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Unlimited paid time off Dental insurance 401(k) Vision insurance Qualifications Power electronics circuit design New product introduction engineering projects Electronics design Electrical protection systems Design engineering Prototype creation Printed circuit board (PCB) layout Product design Power system protection Prototypes Full Job Description Valinor is a new type of defense and government tech company focused on solving the problems others don't. Our unique model of centralized go-to-market and decentralized engineering allows us to move with unparalleled efficiency to identify unmet needs, build right-sized solutions, and get products where they matter most, in the hands of users. Unlike others in the space, who focus on the flashy problems, Valinor exists to solve the quiet, unaddressed problems, the small but significant ones that lead to cracks in the country's strength, stability, and security. Backed by General Catalyst, Founders Fund, and Friends & Family Capital, Valinor was founded in 2024 and has established strategic partnerships with Palantir, Anduril, and Helsing. We are building the dream team, and we want you on it. About the Role Valinor Dispatch builds modular charging infrastructure that keeps unmanned systems (drones, ground robots, surface vessels) powered and operating autonomously in the field. We're seeking an Electrical Engineer specializing in power electronics and PCB design to own power flow for our AC/DC systems in low-voltage applications. This is a hands-on, on-site role for someone who can take a design from prototype and proof of concept through production-ready manufacturing, working directly with our engineering team to build rugged, high-reliability power systems for austere environments. You'll own the board-level design for DC/DC conversion, protection, and health monitoring, and set the standard for power electronics quality as the team scales. What You'll Do Own power flow for AC/DC systems and subsystems in low-voltage applications (