Senior Power Integrity Engineer: Board Design & Validation

Arista Networks, Inc.; Roseville (CA); On-site; USD 235,000 - 410,000; Full time

Job summary

Arista Networks, Inc. is seeking a Senior Board Power Engineer in California to drive power integrity across next‑gen switch hardware. You will work with global design teams to translate concepts into bench‑validated solutions, owning power delivery strategies and validation.

The role emphasizes lab fault‑finding, fast problem-solving, and strong collaboration with hardware and software groups. Competitive pay includes base, bonus, and equity in a fast-paced, innovative environment.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of power integrity engineering in high-performance computing or networking hardware.
• Bachelor or Master degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent.
• Power integrity analysis, mitigation and troubleshooting in lab environments.
• Lab skills with oscilloscope, DMM, DC load and Bode plots.
• Solid understanding of control theory: gain margin, phase margin, stability.
• Experience with DC-DC converters, multiphase architectures and control modes.
• Ability to review schematics and layouts (Cadence) and communicate results.
• Strong cross-functional teamwork and documentation of decisions.
• Adaptability in a fast-paced environment; problem-solving orientation.
• Bonus: Python for automation and data analysis.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with hardware and design teams on power delivery strategies.
• Apply tools and flow in advanced technology to achieve project goals.
• Design and optimize the power delivery network.
• Power validation and measurement in the lab.
• Perform power delivery analysis and mitigation.
• Be the focal person for power requirements and validation in a small team.
• Collaborate across teams to implement power strategies.

Skills

Power integrity

Lab instrumentation

Control theory

DC-DC power

Cadence tools

Python

Education

BSEE

MSEE

Tools

Cadence tools

Job description

Arista Networks, Inc. is seeking a Senior Board Power Engineer in California to drive power integrity across next‑gen switch hardware. You will work with global design teams to translate concepts into bench‑validated solutions, owning power delivery strategies and validation.

The role emphasizes lab fault‑finding, fast problem-solving, and strong collaboration with hardware and software groups. Competitive pay includes base, bonus, and equity in a fast-paced, innovative environment.