We seek a savvy applications engineering leader, able to wear all the hats, to drive system level architectures for a San Jose power semiconductor startup. You will partner with a proven leadership team delivering breakthrough density, efficiency, and reliability in power supplies for datacenter applications.

You will use your technical expertise in one or more of the following: AI Datacenter - HPC power delivery, 48V to PoL DC/DC conversion, hybrid switched-capacitor converters, or high-current multi-phase buck converters.

You will: Build a lab, the internal systems, the internal apps, do simulations, build and debug printed circuit boards, bring-up customer reference systems, and demo hardware. Architect and specify power specific mixed signal IP such as interface protocols and IP block register sets … Design and validate hardware emulation platforms for rapid prototyping … Develop and maintain scripting environment for lab equipment automation … Develop, test, and maintain reference designs and demo boards for customer engagement … Plan and execute application evaluations, leveraging automation for data collection and analysis … Engage directly with customers to provide technical support and promote product adoption … Provide system debug, board bring-up, and root cause analysis.

Additional: PhD/MS/BSEE. 5+ years in industry. Excellent communication and presentation skills in English. Demonstrated ability to produce clear, concise technical documentation and customer-facing collateral. Strong lab proficiency with test equipment (oscilloscopes, electronic loads, network analyzers, etc.) and scripting tools (e.g., Python) for automation. Skilled in simulation tools such as SIMPLIS and MATLAB/Simulink. Proficient in schematic capture and PCB layout. Working knowledge of PCB fabrication and assembly best practices. Develop C and Verilog code for microcontroller and FPGA based closed loop PWM controllers.

Location: Hybrid worksite, San Jose, CA

Compensation: Base salaries $200,000 to $250,000 with a generous bonus and stock – equity.