New Grad Applications Engineer — Power Electronics

Monolithic Power Systems Inc.; Durham (NC); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Cross-country cooperation

Permanent full-time position

Fast decision-making

Job summary

Monolithic Power Systems, Inc. in Raleigh, NC is seeking a new graduate Application Engineer to serve as a technical liaison for customers in the design and application of our products.

You will troubleshoot system applications, evaluate customer requirements, and participate in seminars and meetings to promote MPS solutions. This entry-level role emphasizes teamwork, communication, and hands-on analysis of analog power management circuits.

Qualifications

• BS/BE or higher in Electrical Engineering.
• Hands-on experience in analog power management electronics, DC-DC converter design & implementation, passive selection.
• Good understanding of schematics, layouts (PCB design tools) and lab equipment to analyze analog circuits.
• Ability to work in teams and collaborate with people in different functions.
• Excellent communication / interpersonal skills.

Responsibilities

• Support customers in design and application of the company's products.
• Troubleshoot system applications on customer requests and resolve engineering issues regarding systems application.
• Evaluate customer requirements regarding systems application and prepare proposals accordingly.
• Represent MPS in seminars, conferences, and meetings.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Communication

Team collaboration

Problem solving

Education

BS in Electrical Engineering

Tools

PCB design tools

Job description

Monolithic Power Systems, Inc. in Raleigh, NC is seeking a new graduate Application Engineer to serve as a technical liaison for customers in the design and application of our products.

You will troubleshoot system applications, evaluate customer requirements, and participate in seminars and meetings to promote MPS solutions. This entry-level role emphasizes teamwork, communication, and hands-on analysis of analog power management circuits.