Sr. FAE

About the Role We are looking for a Senior Field Application Engineer to support computing-related power and mixed-signal products. In this role, you’ll collaborate closely with design and system teams to develop application reference designs, provide technical support, and ensure high-performance solutions for key customers. This is a great opportunity to work with advanced analog/digital IC technologies and contribute to next-generation computing systems in a supportive and innovative environment.

What You’ll Do

• Collaborate with design, system, and application teams to enhance power and mixed-signal IC solutions.

• Develop and validate reference circuits, application notes, and design documentation.

• Provide technical support and design guidance to customers and field engineers.

• Conduct SI/PI analysis to ensure signal and power integrity across complex systems.

• Support power converter designs (DC/DC, AC/DC, inverter, etc.) for computing applications.

• Deliver training and technical presentations to customers and internal teams.

• Stay current with industry trends in power management and computing architectures.

What You Bring

• 3+ years of experience in PMIC application, power design, or system engineering.

• Strong background in switch-mode power design (DC/DC, AC/DC, inverter).

• Hands-on experience with SI/PI analysis and debugging tools (e.g., Verdi, SimVision).

• Solid understanding of AC/DC and DC/DC converter topologies and EMI/EMC considerations.

• Excellent communication skills in English; ability to write clear technical documents.

• Experience working with power management ICs or computing system applications preferred.

• MSEE or equivalent background in Electrical Engineering.

Why Join

You’ll be part of a global engineering community that values collaboration, continuous learning, and flexibility. The team offers a supportive environment with opportunities for technical growth, cross-regional collaboration, and meaningful impact in next-generation computing solutions.

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