NXP Semiconductors is seeking a System IC Architect with expertise in Advanced Power Management and semiconductor packaging technologies to define next-generation Point of Load (PoL) solutions. The role involves leading product definition, system-level integration, and thermal management, with a focus on AI compute and automotive applications
Job Summary
Define next-generation Point of Load (PoL) solutions for Advanced Power Systems (APS), driving innovation in advanced power management with System-in-Package (SiP) integration.
Own System IC Architecture to define product concepts and specifications for power semiconductor modules and System-in-Package (SiP) solutions, translating customer requirements into innovative packaging and power management solutions.
Collaborate with system, modeling, design, packaging and manufacturing engineering teams to validate and optimize high-performance compute Power designs and act as a technical liaison with customers.
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NXP Semiconductors is seeking a System IC Architect with expertise in Advanced Power Management and semiconductor packaging technologies to define next-generation Point of Load (PoL) solutions. The role involves leading product definition, system-level integration, and thermal management, with a focus on AI compute and automotive applications.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
System IC Architecture
Advanced Power Management
Point of Load (PoL) solutions
System-in-Package (SiP) integration
AI compute power solutions
High-performance power conversion
Nice-to-have
Automotive power management experience
Functional Safety standards experience
Cross-functional team leadership
Customer technical liaison
Key Requirements
Master's degree in Power Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or related field (Ph.D. preferred)
15+ years of experience in power semiconductors, packaging, and system-level integration
Proven track record in product definition through revenue realization
Proficiency in circuit simulation tools
Experience in Powering high performance compute SoC platforms