Delta Electronics, established in 1971, is a global leader in power supplies and thermal management. Delta Electronics develops smart and energy-efficient solutions for industrial automation, building automation, telecom, data centres, EV charging, renewable energy, and energy storage – all with the goal of contributing to sustainability and smart manufacturing.

With the mission “To provide innovative, clean and energy-efficient solutions for a better tomorrow”, Delta combines expertise in power electronics with an ESG-based business model to address global environmental challenges such as climate change. Delta has nearly 200 locations across five continents, including sales and R&D offices as well as manufacturing facilities, and we work closely with customers worldwide.

In Drammen, our main focus has been the development of high-efficiency power supplies for telecom and critical infrastructure. We deliver solutions that ensure stable and efficient energy supply for networks, data centers, and systems with high uptime requirements.
We have extensive experience in DC power supply and conversion technology for telecom networks and industrial applications. In short: We are known for reliable and energy-efficient power solutions – with a strong global position and a technological hub right here in Drammen.

The R&D department in Drammen develops market-leading rectifiers and inverters for large international customers around the globe.

Our Certification and Validation department within R&D, perform internal and external tests on all our products. The team are responsible for testing during the development- as well as the maintenance phases. This ensures correct functionality and high quality, and includes testing of EMC, functionality, systems, components, temperature, efficiency, and product characterization. A key focus is the automation of these activities.

To consistently meet deadlines, deliver on our commitments and safeguard our position as a technology leader in the industry, we will further strengthen and scale our test team with a Validation Engineer.

Main responsibilities and tasks in this role

• Conduct testing of rectifiers, controllers, and power systems according to test plans

• Create and develop test set-ups

• Develop automatic testing by using Python and software-controlled measuring equipment

• Deliver reports and communicate test results/observations back to project/product manager

• Leverage available data to identify opportunities for continuous improvement across our processes and products.

• Close collaboration with other technical recourses as developers 

Professional qualifications for the role

• BSc./MSc. in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Automation, or related fields

• 2-3 years of relevant experience as a minimum

• Familiar with current and voltage measurement instruments for testing and validation (like oscilloscopes, power meters, temperature chambers, EMC setups, and similar)

• programming and automation experience is an advantage.

• Fluent in Norwegian and English language, both written and oral.

Your personal skills and attributes

• A curious and inquisitive (technical) mindset

• Demonstrates courage and the ability to challenge constructively

• Enjoys working with problem-solving, and upholds an analytical accuracy

• Independent and collaborative, with the ability to be clear in communication

• Structured, systematic and «hands-on
  

We offer

With us, you will be part of a professional, profitable, and solid organization. We are an innovative and global company, offering a highly positive and dynamic work environment with engaged and dedicated colleagues from around the world.

We offer a varied role with significant responsibility and competitive compensation and benefits. With the right mindset, this position will challenge you and provide opportunities to further develop your expertise within the field.

We are currently located at Lierstranda but will be moving back to our newly renovated offices in Kobbervikdalen during Q1 2026.

Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis, and interviews will commence in early January.