Senior Applications Engineering Manager, Power uModule Group

Analog Devices · US, CA, San Jose, Rio Robles

onsitefull-time6-10 years

posted 4 Aug

About Analog Devices Analog Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADI ) is a global semiconductor leader that bridges the physical and digital worlds to enable breakthroughs at the Intelligent Edge. ADI combines analog, digital, AI, and software technologies into solutions that combat climate change, reliably connect humans and the world, and help drive advancements in automation and robotics, mobility, healthcare, energy and data centers. With revenue of more than $11 billion in FY25, ADI ensures today's innovators stay Ahead of What's Possible. Learn more at www.analog.com and on LinkedIn and X . Analog Devices is committed to investing in our people and their growth. Our hiring program features high-impact professional development, opportunities to lead projects directly tied to business goals, and unique executive exposure. We are dedicated to developing the next generation of talent and providing pathways to real-world impact. The ADI Power uModule Team is seeking an experienced Senior Applications Engineering Manager to lead a high-performing team responsible for customer success, product execution, and business growth for industry-leading power module products. This role is ideal for a technical leader with strong power electronics expertise , proven people leadership, and the ability to align customer needs, product strategy, and engineering execution across multiple markets. Key Responsibilities Lead and develop a team of applications engineers supporting power uModule products, including hiring, coaching, performance management, technical mentoring, and career development. Set team priorities and resource plans to support new product development, customer engagements, technical escalations, evaluation platforms, and business-critical programs. Drive application engineering strategy for power module solutions, ensuring strong execution across product definition, validation, documentation, customer support, and commercialization. Partner with product line management, design engineering, product engineering, marketing, sales, FAEs, and key customers to identify market needs and translate them into product and application requirements. Guide new product investigations, specification definition, evaluation planning, and release readiness for advanced power module products and system-level solutions. Support strategic customer engagements and visits across industrial, datacenter, aerospace, and other high-growth applications. Lead resolution of complex technical issues, including power attach , converter performance, and failure analysis support. Drive development of technical collateral including reference designs, design tools, application notes, training materials, customer presentations, conference papers, and tradeshow demonstrations. Analyze market trends, competitive technologies, and customer architecture shifts to influence roadmap priorities and expand ADI’s uModule business opportunity . Foster a culture of technical excellence, collaboration, accountability, customer focus, and innovation within the applications engineering organization. Minimum Qualifications MSEE in power electronics or related engineering discipline; PhD preferred . 10+ years of relevant experience in power electronics, power management, applications engineering, product engineering, or related technical leadership roles. Demonstrated experience leading, managing, or mentoring technical teams, with a track record of developing engineering talent and driving execution through others in the manager role . Deep hands-on expertise in designing, building, testing, and optimizing switching-mode power supplies, especially DC-DC converters. Strong understanding of analog circuits, power converter topologies, control loop design, compensation, static and dynamic performance optimization, EMI, thermal design, and system-level power architecture. Proven experience supporting key customers throughout the product lifecycle, from early architecture discussions and e