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Applications Engineer - Switching Regulator

Texas Instruments · Taipei, Taiwan · Posted 4 days ago

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Power electronicsSwitching regulatorsBuck convertersPCB layoutThermal analysisSchematic designPower architectureTransient response analysis

Change the world. Love your job. Position Summary The Medium Voltage Buck Application Engineer is an outstanding opportunity to allow technically minded engineers to broaden their system engineering skills and application knowledge, while partnering closely with our local sales organization, focusing on Data Center end equipment supports customers in designing, validating, optimizing, troubleshooting quality and applications related issues on power solutions for high-performance server and infrastructure applications. This role requires strong technical depth in power conversion and system-level integration, along with a high level of on-site customer engagement to accelerate design cycles, resolve issues in real time, and strengthen customer adoption of TI solutions. Key Responsibilities - Provide deep hands-on debug support for power architecture, converter performance, schematic implementation, component selection, PCB layout, thermal behavior, efficiency, transient, rip...

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