Principal Product Engineer

About the company

Empower Semiconductor, based in Silicon Valley, powers the AI revolution with its FinFast™ technology by reducing the energy footprint and total cost of ownership of data centers. Its transformational integrated voltage regulators deliver on-demand scalable power with the speed, precision and signal integrity required by AI processors. Empower's power-management architecture shrinks solution footprint, height and component count, achieving vertical power delivery with unprecedented power density and efficiency. Learn more at www.empowersemi.com and follow us on LinkedIn.

About the Product Engineering position

You are an experienced product engineer looking to contribute at a principal level. You bring a strong foundation of expertise and knowledge of power IC products and you seek to leverage that experience at a company that is pushing the boundaries of physics in their groundbreaking innovations. We seek to "empower" a principal product engineer to bring new product over the goal line and into manufacturability. The Principal Product Engineer will join a dynamic and multi-disciplinary team that ensures product performance and meet expectation for our power IC products. You will be responsible for product engineering activities by collaborating within a cross-functional OPS & ENG team. You will be capable of working independently, defining technical direction, be self-motivated and a collaborative team player. This is a chance to have a missions critical and high visibility impact on a game changing product and to enhance and grow your career.

In this job you will :

• Coordinate and manage new product introduction engineering activities to qualify new products for production
• Identify gaps in schedule and drive teams to meet timelines
• Facilitate communication between engineering and operations teams
• Manage customer product complaints and help find resolution from engineering standpoint
• Identify areas for improvement in process and systems for current organizational structurer

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