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As a Battery Management Systems IC Engineer within the Battery Engineering group, you will design, develop, and test battery monitoring units and battery management units for next-generation consumer electronic products. Your daily responsibilities include modeling and simulation to maximize performance while minimizing volume, specifying custom parts and PCBs, creating IC models, and conducting design validation on prototypes. You will collaborate with multi-functional partners like System EE and Firmware teams to ensure timely development. The role requires expertise in analog integrated circuit design, including DACs, LDOs, and SMPSs. Preferred skills include using System Verilog or Verilog-A/MS for behavioral models, scripting in Python, Shell, Unix, or MATLAB for test automation, and experience with power electronics or high-volume manufacturing. You will solve technical challenges related to integrating advanced battery technologies into compact hardware designs.
Design, develop, and test battery monitoring units and Battery Management Units (BMU) for consumer electronics.
Create IC models and conduct model validation using simulation tools and calculations.
Develop schematics and select components to meet specific physical and electrical requirements.
Specify custom parts and PCBs for use in battery management systems.
Conduct design validation on prototypes to implement and verify the final design.
Define production test plans and limits while working with manufacturing partners to realize designs.
Perform investigations and prepare technical reports to resolve identified hardware issues.
What we're looking for
BS degree in Electrical Engineering or a relevant field of study.
Experience in analog integrated circuit design such as DACs, LDOs, SMPSs, or relevant technologies.
MS degree and 10+ years of relevant industry experience (preferred).
Experience creating real-numbered models in System Verilog or analog behavioral models in Verilog-A/MS (preferred).
Industry experience in Power Electronics, Battery Management, Portable Consumer Electronics, Medical Electronics, or Automotive Electronics (preferred).
Experience scripting in Python, Shell, Unix, or MATLAB for test automation and data analysis (preferred).
Experience with high volume manufacturing (preferred).
Understanding of the silicon manufacturing process and semiconductor device creation (preferred).