Staff Device Engineer
power integrationsSan Jose (CA)
About the role
Description
Responsibilities:
Design and qualify high-voltage GaN power devices integrated in high performance and high reliability products (including automotive).Perform device/process simulations and device layout for GaN power devices.
Assignments will include power device creation, fabrication and full characterization, and issuing technical reports.
Evaluate electrical / thermal performance and reliability of GaN power devices.
Prior experience in Si power device development is a plus.
Interact with other departments for best use of Company's technologies and to support key customer requirements.
Requirements:
- B. Sc degree in Electrical Engineering with 8 years' working experience orM. Sc degree in Electrical Engineering with 6 years' working experience orPh. D degree in Electrical Engineering with 3 years' working experience
- Proven track record of independently designing and taking into volume production of high-voltage GaN power devices
- Sound understanding of semiconductor device physics, especially WBGProficient in TCAD simulation and CADENCE layout tools
- Hands-on experience with high-voltage testing and data acquisition systems
- Strong communication and collaboration skills
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