Applications Engineer
$95,000 - $150,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$95,000 - $150,000 per year
About the role
- Customer Support
- Maintain expert level of product knowledge and applications
- Provide design, specification development, and evaluation support to customers, ODMs, contract manufacturers, integrators and distributors
- Listen, understand and convey customer requirements
- Provide/perform technical demonstrations and training for sales, customers and engineers at target accounts
- Assist in design and development of new products by bringing customers’ experiences and feedback into the design cycle
- Collateral Creation
- Design PCB and package substrates for product evaluation
- Develop demonstration platforms for Ferric products with optimized performance for customer applications
- Generate technical graphs, charts, specifications, datasheets and application notes to articulately convey requirements and performance
- BSEE or MSEE with 0-5 years of experience in Applications Engineering
- Knowledge of DC-DC power converters/regulators (Buck, Boost, Buck-Boost, LDO, etc.)
- Understanding of mixed-signal IC design and test
- Excellent communication skills and effectively be able to share information with others
- Experience with PCB design, including component selection, schematic capture, layout design, soldering, etc
- Test equipment: Oscilloscope, Digital Multimeter (DMM), Source Measure Unit (SMU), DC Power Supply Unit (PSU), Electronic Load, Spectrum Analyzer
- Customer and sales support experience
- Strong knowledge of power management requirements of high performance computing, mobile platforms, automotive systems and optical modules
- Experience with IC package substrate design including parasitic extractions and power integrity analysis
- Proven project management skills
- Programming Languages: Python, Verilog, LaTeX
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