Senior Field Application Engineer
Senior Field Application Engineer
Posted 41 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Bachelor's degree or higher in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline. A specialisation in power electronics would be advantageous.
- More than 3 years of hands-on analog hardware design experience.
- Strong understanding of power-converter topologies, power switches and passive components.
- Familiarity with technologies such as high-power multiphase PWM controllers, smart power stages, point-of-load regulators, eFuses and hot-swap controllers.
- Knowledge of power architectures used within data centres, high-performance computing or AI infrastructure would be advantageous.
- Commercially minded with an understanding of customer and business requirements.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Additional language capabilities, including Mandarin, would be advantageous.
- Strong relationship-building and professional networking skills. Willingness to travel as required.
- Able to work effectively as an independent contributor while collaborating as part of a wider team.
- Previous Field Application Engineering experience is desirable but not essential.
- Relevant Candidate Backgrounds
- Candidates may come from organisations operating within areas such as: Power semiconductor and power-management IC manufacturers
- Analog and mixed-signal semiconductor companies
- Electronics and contract manufacturing organisations
- Server, computing and data-center hardware manufacturers
- Power-supply and power-electronics manufacturers
- Electronic component distributors and technology solution providers
- Experience supporting customers in data-center, AI infrastructure, server, computing, industrial or other high-power electronics applications would be particularly relevant.
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