Senior Power Systems Engineer

Dc/hv

Power System Engineer within Datacenter Infrastructure

Analog Devices is currently recruiting for the role of Power System engineer within the Datacenter Infrastructure team.

Datacenter infrastructure encompasses the physical and virtual resources that support a data center's operations. This includes hardware like servers, storage, networking equipment, power systems, energy systems, and cooling systems, as well as software for resource management and virtualization. The infrastructure is crucial for ensuring the data center's efficiency, security, and reliability.

The Power Systems Engineer candidate should have basic knowledge, and relevant experience, related to the power systems deployed in today's data center. This includes HV AC/DC and DC/DC power generation, distribution, backup, monitoring, management, cooling and optimization.

The candidate will contribute to the design and analysis of hardware and software system solutions that offer disruptive improvements for the data center energy and thermal management operations using ADI's portfolio. The role requires a minimum bachelors (masters preferred) educational level along with a minimum of +4 years of relevant expertise.

The engineer will collaborate cross functionally with mechanical, electrical, and software/firmware engineering teams as well as marketing teams to develop new innovative systems. Some customer interface will be required to gather necessary information to help guide product development concepts, customer proposals, and opportunities through team-based prototype development.

The plan is to meet ADI's business growth expectations in the 2-5 year time horizon. Additionally, the candidate will work with segment and BU marketing teams to develop the business case behind investment strategies, and interface with the BU, providing inputs on new platform technology developments and addressing product roadmap needs.

Job Scope

• Industry focus: Energy Management systems within Datacenter Infrastructure market.
• Territory focus: Worldwide
• Functionality: The role of this position is to contribute to ADI's system engineering in Power Systems development within the Datacenter market.

Principal Responsibilities

• Responsible for developing hardware system solutions for customer engagements.
• Communicate technical information relative to hardware system development to BU Applications, Sales FAE's and Customers through various presentation and written formats.
• Responsible for developing and maintaining technical relationships with field teams and key Data Center accounts.
• Become resident authority on design requirements for safety, and reliability.
• Identify and communicate customer and industry requirements to the internal BU organizations and build mind share to influence internal stakeholders and company strategy to provide a complete solution for our customers.
• Identifies customer information covering market positions and strategies, culture, methods of operation, success factors/metrics and business processes that are relevant to forming and developing ADI strategy for these customers.

Candidate Credentials

• At least 4 years' working experience, and a minimum of 2 years' experience in Datacenter Power Systems either in semiconductor or non-semiconductor
• Experienced in customer interface
• Leadership: Team development, influencing others and strong communication skill
• Self-motivated, willing to take challenge, aggressive in driving for result even under pressure.
• Strategic thinking and execution.
• Good communication skill and teamwork ability.
• B.S.E.E. (M.S. preferred).
• Willingness to travel frequently locally and internationally.

Additional information

For positions requiring access to technical data, Analog Devices, Inc. may have to obtain export licensing approval from the U.S. Department of Commerce - Bureau of Industry and Security and/or the U.S. Department of State - Directorate of Defense Trade Controls. As such, applicants for this position - except US Citizens, US Permanent Residents, and protected individuals as defined by 8 U.S.C. 1324b(a)(3) - may have to go through an export licensing review process.