Principal Analog / Power IC Design Engineer

Role Overview 

As a Principal Analog / Power IC Design Engineer, you will serve as a senior technical authority responsible for the architecture, design, verification, and productization of advanced high voltage power‑management integrated circuit (IC) products. You will lead complex IC product developments as a Chip Lead, mentor engineering teams, and influence direction across multiple products and engineering disciplines. This role blends deep circuit‑level expertise, system‑level ownership, and cross‑functional leadership to deliver high‑performance, high‑reliability power solutions. 

Key Responsibilities 

1. Architecture & System Definition 

• Working with the New Product Definition team, define chip‑level and block‑level architectures and implementations for AC-DC and DC‑DC converters, LDOs, gate drivers, power stages, digital/mixed‑signal blocks, and high‑voltage analog circuits. 

• Translate system and customer requirements into robust architectures, control schemes, protection strategies, and performance targets. 

• Evaluate tradeoffs in performance (e.g., efficiency, transient response, EMI, thermal behavior, etc.), risk, reliability, schedule, and cost. 

2. Chip Lead Responsibilities  

As the Chip Lead for a complex analog/power IC product, you will: 

• Own end‑to‑end technical leadership for the entire IC program from concept through production. 

• Coordinate and align with new product definition, marketing, and all other engineering domains, including digital/mixed‑signal design, layout, verification, test, product, quality/reliability, packaging, process technology, and applications. 

• Drive top‑level integration, ensuring block interfaces, timing, power sequencing, and protection interactions are correct and robust. 

• Lead cross‑functional program reviews, risk assessments, and design closure activities. 

• Manage technical schedules, identify critical paths, and ensure on<