Data Center Power Electronics Field Applications Engineer

Strategic Micro Systems of NJ, LLC.; Santa Clara, San Francisco (CA, CA); On-site; USD 132,000 - 165,000; Full time

Job summary

STMicroelectronics is seeking multiple Field Application Engineers with 6+ years in data center power and power electronics. You will lead development of AC-DC/DC-DC converter designs for data center infrastructure, addressing thermal, EMI/EMC, and reliability challenges.

Collaboration with R&D and customers is essential to deliver robust, high-density power solutions. Candidates should have strong PCB design (Altium), firmware development in C/C++, and experience with high-current,

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required with 6+ years in data center power or power electronics.
• Experience with 800V/48V data center power architectures and Open Compute Project specs is preferred.
• Strong PCB design and firmware development capabilities in C/C++.

Responsibilities

• Develop, test, and validate AC-DC and DC-DC converters for data center use.
• Troubleshoot and resolve complex power conversion issues including thermal and EMI/EMC concerns.
• Collaborate with sales/marketing to promote power semiconductor solutions.
• Perform customer design reviews, prototype bring-up, and qualification activities.

Skills

Power electronics

Data center standards

High-frequency converters

Altium PCB design

Firmware development

C/C++ programming

Reliability testing

Thermal management

EMI/EMC compliance

Test equipment

Education

Bachelor’s Degree (Master's preferred)

Tools

Altium

Job description

STMicroelectronics is seeking multiple Field Application Engineers with 6+ years in data center power and power electronics. You will lead development of AC-DC/DC-DC converter designs for data center infrastructure, addressing thermal, EMI/EMC, and reliability challenges.

Collaboration with R&D and customers is essential to deliver robust, high-density power solutions. Candidates should have strong PCB design (Altium), firmware development in C/C++, and experience with high-current,