MatX
Power Engineer
About this role
MatX is seeking an experienced Power Engineer to join their Hardware System team, responsible for designing and validating power architecture for AI data center products. The role involves optimizing power efficiency and collaborating with various teams to ensure high-performance power delivery systems.
What you'll do
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams on power solutions
- Develop power specifications and management strategies
- Implement voltage regulator designs as per specifications
- Validate regulator designs and ensure stable power delivery
- Ensure compliance with industry standards
- Provide technical guidance for integration processes
What they're looking for
- 10-15 years in power design
- Experience with high-power architecture
- Proficiency in modeling tools like Simplis, HSPICE
- CAD skills in schematic entry and layout (Allegro)
- Lab validation and debugging expertise
- Strong communication skills
- Team collaboration
- Knowledge of data center power delivery (a plus)
Benefits
- Competitive salary with equity options
- Comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage
- 4 weeks paid time off and 12 paid holidays
- Up to 12 weeks paid parental leave
- Annual budget for professional development
- 401(k) with company contribution
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MatX
MatX builds cutting-edge AI silicon and the system software stack to power it, focusing on optimizing hardware and software for large-scale machine learning workloads. The company is hiring system software engineers, kernel developers, compiler engineers, hardware simulators, and SOC integration engineers to design high-performance AI compute platforms.
View all jobs at MatXLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience designing and validating high-power voltage regulator architectures, such as multi-phase VRMs or buck converters. What challenges have you faced and how did you overcome them?
- Describe your hands-on lab experience bringing up and debugging complex power delivery systems. What equipment and techniques do you typically use to validate designs against specifications?