Senior Staff Product Definition Engineer - Austin, United States
Product & Program Management
Originally posted 28 September 2026 by the employer.
About the role
This role involves collaborating with various teams to define product and design requirements for voltage-regulation solutions based on system-level power needs.
What you'll do
- Work with customers, partners, and internal engineering teams to understand system-level power challenges and technical requirements.
- Translate system and customer requirements into product specifications, engineering requirements, and system use cases.
- Contribute to voltage-regulator architecture and product definition for CPU, GPU, ASIC, and other advanced computing platforms.
- Partner with IC design, systems, firmware, validation, and marketing teams to evaluate technical trade-offs, feature requirements, and development schedules.
- Develop and maintain technical documentation including product requirements, system specifications, use cases, and interface/API requirements.
- Support system analysis, modeling, and technical evaluation of new product concepts.
What you'll need
- 5+ years of relevant experience in power electronics, power-management semiconductors, applications engineering, systems engineering, or related product development.
- Experience translating system or customer requirements into actionable technical requirements or engineering specifications.
- Strong written and verbal technical communication skills.
- BS in Electrical Engineering or a related engineering discipline.
Nice to have
- Experience with digital multiphase buck converters, PWM controllers, Smart Power Stages, DrMOS, or related processor power technologies.
- Experience supporting server, datacenters, cloud, or high-performance computing platforms.
- Experience working with power-management ICs or semiconductor products.
- Familiarity with Intel, AMD, ARM, or other advanced processor ecosystems.
- Experience creating product requirement documents, system specifications, use cases, or technical interface/API documentation.
- MS in Electrical Engineering, Power Electronics, or related discipline.