Power Module Design Engineer

Position: Staff Power Module Design Engineer
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Staff Power Module Design Engineer in ADI µModule Group:

(San Jose, CA, USA)

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The ADI power module team is seeking a motivated, experienced power module staff design engineer to in our Broad Market and Industrial BU located at ADI’s San Jose offices. The candidate will be working with the industry best power engineering team and working on the industry leading power module product research and development.

Responsibilities include, but not limited to:

• Lead new power module product development, including product definition, feasibility, design, simulation, test, lab evaluation, qualification and release.
• Collaborate with product marketing, applications teams and customers to understand applications and contribute to architectural decisions of new products.
• Develop innovative techniques for advanced products and technology applications.
• Identify project technical risks, define mitigating strategies, and establish milestones to ensure project success.
• Enhance product development flows and qualities through advanced tools and methodologies.
• Prepare and present design review documentation at peer review meetings.
• Work cross-functionally to drive project schedules and achieve performance targets.
• Perform lab evaluation or debug.
• Mentor and develop junior engineers for technical growth.
• Deliver technical writing, presentations and training sessions.

Required Education, experiences, and skills:

• MSEE or Ph.D. degree in Power Electronics.
• Minimum 3-year industry experience of switching power converter design and development.
• Strong foundation of analog circuit, power electronics and power management systems.
• Strong DC/DC power converter (Buck, Boost, etc.) design and optimization experiences and skills.
• Solid knowledge and experience of transformer-based power converters (Flyback, forward, half-bridge, full bridge, etc.)
• Strong analytic skills. Good knowledge and skills of power converter modeling, control architecture and loop design, static and dynamic performance optimizations.
• Familiar with circuit design/simulation/optimization tools (SPICE/LTspice, Simplis, MathCAD/Matlab, Ansys/Maxwell, etc) and lab equipment for power applications.
• Strong hardware and circuit debugging skills.
• Firmware, DPS or FPGA programming and I2C/PMbus experience (preferred).
• Analog IC design knowledge (preferred).
• Magnetic design and simulation, thermal analysis knowledge and experiences.
• Good technical writing and presentation skills
• Strong communication skills and ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary team.

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