AC/DC Power Electronics Engineer – Hands-on & Innovative

Apple; Lansing (MI); Remote; USD 27,552 - 35,817; Full time

Job summary

Apple in Lansing seeks an AC/DC Design Engineer to advance power delivery designs for iOS, Macintosh, and home devices. You will develop offline converter topologies and manage packaging and thermal challenges for high-volume production.

The role requires hands-on lab work, collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams, and travel around 10% to support manufacturing and integration of energy delivery modules.

Qualifications

• Power delivery layout experience and offline conversion topologies.
• Familiarity with energy delivery safety and environmental certifications.
• Experience with high-volume production and production variance.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
• Willingness to travel up to 10%.

Responsibilities

• Part of core design research with energy architect to optimize performance, density, cost, and scalability.
• Lead design concept definition with cross-functional teams and suppliers.
• Provide design simulations, calculations, and analytical models for layout results.
• Conduct design risk tests, mitigations, and lessons learned.
• Create schematics and BOM; collaborate with design team for energy delivery.
• Conduct layout and packaging reviews with multi-functional groups.
• Apply design methodologies for successful project execution.
• Provide prototype test results and validation of dynamic behavior.
• Hands-on lab work and benchmarking of new technologies.
• Provide technical support for manufacturing issues and resolutions.

Skills

Power delivery

Offline topologies

Safety certifications

Thermal design

Packaging

High-volume production

Embedded systems

Fast-paced environment

Team collaboration

Travel readiness

Education

Bachelor in Electrical Engineering

MS in Electrical Engineering

Job description

Apple in Lansing seeks an AC/DC Design Engineer to advance power delivery designs for iOS, Macintosh, and home devices. You will develop offline converter topologies and manage packaging and thermal challenges for high-volume production.

The role requires hands-on lab work, collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams, and travel around 10% to support manufacturing and integration of energy delivery modules.