Power Applications Engineer; Data Center

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At ADI, we are building the next generation of high-performance power solutions to meet the rapidly evolving demands of AI computing, cloud infrastructure, and the intelligent edge. As part of the Data Center Power team, you'll have the opportunity to drive innovation at the heart of the world's most advanced computing systems. This role is more than a job — it's a chance to make a lasting impact on the global data center ecosystem while advancing your career alongside some of the brightest minds in power technology.

You'll work on cutting-edge architectures, collaborate with leading industry partners, and contribute to solutions that push the boundaries of power efficiency, density, and scalability. The candidate will work in a team of engineers to develop core power products for the data center market, with a focus on multiphase controllers, smart power stages, point-of-load DC/DC converters, and vertical power delivery architectures.

This will involve close collaboration with some of the best circuit designers in the industry, armed with the tools, knowledge, and technologies of the leader in power management. The job requires a strong understanding of power electronics and hands‑on laboratory skills. Additional responsibilities include writing circuit documentation and application notes as well as product promotion in front of customers and business development.

More specifically, the candidate is expected to contribute in the following areas:

• Lead system, architecture, and product definitions for data center core power solutions
• Develop proof‑of‑concept simulation models and correlate with bench performance
• Engage with key customers on product roadmap discussions, including next‑generation voltage regulator and power delivery requirements
• Perform experimental verification of products in development to identify problems and limitations

• Generate and validate reference designs for system verification and customer applications
• Develop design collaterals to assist customers, such as datasheets, evaluation kit manuals, application notes, layout guidelines, and simulation models
• Verify and test evaluation kits, and generate evaluation reports for customers
• Support troubleshooting of difficult or unusual technical problems

Minimum BSEE + 5 years of experience;
Preferred MSEE (or equivalent) + 7 years of experience

• Strong knowledge of electrical engineering fundamentals, control loop and architecture
• Strong analytical skills
• Power electronics understanding – operation and control of DC/DC converters
• Understanding of circuit simulation and/or software development tools and techniques
• Hands‑on experience with lab equipment (i.e. power supplies, oscilloscope, electronic‑load, DAQ)
• Experience in debugging circuits
• Ability to self‑manage and meet deadlines
• Can work both independently and with a cross‑functional team

• Experience on multiphase buck converters and data center power applications
• Clear and concise communication skills
• Fundamentals on IC design and architecture

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