Location: NH, USA | guillod@dartmouth.edu / guillod@otvam.ch |
Citizenship: Switzerland | https://linkedin.com/in/tguillod |
Birth year: 1989 | https://github.com/otvam |
Associate Researcher, Thayer School of Engineering, Dartmouth College, NH, USA
Research group: Prof. Charles R. Sullivan
Modeling techniques for high-performance ferrite materials
Characterization and impact of large-signal dielectric effects in ferrite materials
Free-shape optimization of very high-frequency air-core inductors
Independent Engineering Consultant, otvam consulting, Zurich, Switzerland
Magnetic component design and converter optimization
Optimization of power supplies for high-power plasma
Design of high-power air-core transformers and resonant tanks
Management of contracts, intellectual property, and taxes
Postdoctoral Researcher, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Research group: Prof. Johann W. Kolar, Power Electronic Systems Lab.
Establishing a new research direction in machine learning
Development of calorimetric measurement techniques for magnetic materials
Involvement in the co-supervision of two Ph.D. projects
Research & Teaching Assistant, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Research group: Prof. Johann W. Kolar, Power Electronic Systems Lab.
Design of highly efficient medium-voltage / medium-frequency transformers
Completion of the first 99% efficient 10kV SiC-based isolated DC-DC converter
Teaching assistant, student thesis supervision, and lecture coordination
Research Assistant, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Research group: Prof. Christian M. Franck, High Voltage Lab.
Study of high voltage corona discharges with mixed AC/DC voltages
Intern, Bombardier Transportation, Zurich, Switzerland
Division: Converter Engineering, Propulsion, and Controls
Development of traction chains of high-speed trains (transformer and converter)
Teacher Substitute, CIFOM-ET, Le Locle, Switzerland
Mathematics and physics teaching at a technical high school
Doctorate, ETH Zurich, Switzerland, Power Electronic Systems Lab.
Modeling and Design of Medium-Voltage Medium-Frequency Transformers
Advisor: Prof. Johann W. Kolar
Master Thesis, ETH Zurich, Switzerland, High Voltage Lab. (with Swissgrid)
Simulation of AC/DC Hybrid Overhead Lines
Advisor: Prof. Christian M. Franck
Master of Science, ETH Zurich, Switzerland, Electrical Engineering and Inf. Tech.
Focus area: numerical methods, field theory, and high voltage technology
Overall grade point average: 5.8 out of 6.0 (with distinction)
Bachelor of Science, ETH Zurich, Switzerland, Electrical Engineering and Inf. Tech.
Major: Energy and Power Electronics
Overall grade point average: 5.5 out of 6.0 (very good)