Application Engineer — Auto Burn-In Platform
Monolithic Power SystemsJob Title
Application Engineer — Auto Burn-In Platform
Role Summary
Manage vendor relationships and projects for automated burn-in platforms for power modules. Lead review of vendor schematics and PCB layouts, drive product qualification, and ensure suppliers meet delivery milestones.
Work with power module engineers to standardize product types so similar products can share an automated burn-in platform, improving test utilization and lowering development cost.
Experience Level
Mid-level. No specific years of experience stated in the posting.
Responsibilities
Primary responsibilities include vendor management, technical review, qualification, and project tracking.
- Review vendor-provided burn-in board schematics and PCB layouts for power modules.
- Track project status and enforce supplier delivery schedules to ensure on-time delivery.
- Evaluate and qualify vendor products to confirm compliance with technical specifications.
- Coordinate with power module engineers to standardize product types for shared automated burn-in platforms.
Requirements
Core skills and experience required or preferred.
- Must-have: Skilled in analog and digital circuit design; able to analyze complex analog and power-electronic circuits.
- Must-have: Strong communication skills.
- Nice-to-have: English proficiency.
- Nice-to-have: Experience in the power industry or at a power-management IC company.
Education Requirements
Master of Science in Electrical Engineering (MSEE) or equivalent degree, or equivalent practical experience.
About the Company
Company: Monolithic Power Systems
Headquarters: San Jose, California, USA
Monolithic Power Systems, Inc. (MPS) is a leading provider of energy-efficient power solutions for various applications, including industrial, telecom, automotive, and consumer sectors. Known for their cutting-edge integrated power semiconductors, MPS emphasizes innovation, sustainability, and creativity, making them one of the fastest-growing companies in the semiconductor industry.
