Senior Power Electronics Field Applications Engineer

Keystone Distinction Group; Raleigh, Northern (NC, KY); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance

401(k) with company match

Disability Insurance

Flexible Spending Accounts

Employee Assistance Program

Professional Development

Job summary

Keystone Distinction Group in Raleigh, NC, seeks an Application Engineer - Power Electronics to lead on-site support and pre-sales demonstrations for key accounts. You will translate customer needs into robust power/thermal solutions, collaborating with Product Management, Sales, and Engineering.

Travel 20–30% and contribute to design-in activities, training, and post-sales support. A BS in engineering and 5+ years in power electronics are preferred.

Qualifications

• B.S.E. in Electrical, Mechanical, or related engineering field.
• 5+ years in power electronics product or field applications.
• Bilingual Mandarin/Chinese is a plus.
• Strong communication and cross-functional collaboration.
• Willingness to travel 20–30%.

Responsibilities

• Provide pre-sales demonstrations and design-in support.
• On-site technical leadership at key accounts and partner sites.
• Collaborate with Product Management, Sales, and Engineering.
• Train customers and support post-sale activities.
• Develop customer-facing materials and technical documentation.

Skills

Power electronics

Thermal management

Presentation skills

Cross-functional collaboration

Travel willingness

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Keystone Distinction Group in Raleigh, NC, seeks an Application Engineer - Power Electronics to lead on-site support and pre-sales demonstrations for key accounts. You will translate customer needs into robust power/thermal solutions, collaborating with Product Management, Sales, and Engineering.

Travel 20–30% and contribute to design-in activities, training, and post-sales support. A BS in engineering and 5+ years in power electronics are preferred.