Jobs at Monolithic Power Systems

Owns architecture, design, simulation, characterization, and verification of high-speed analog and mixed-signal circuits for DDR and LPDDR memory interface products. The role includes circuit modeling, floor planning, post-extraction analysis, collaboration with digital, layout, lab, and system teams, silicon bring-up, standards interpretation, flow improvement, documentation, and mentoring junior designers.

Develops and automates tools, scripts, methodologies, and standard flows for digital and mixed-signal ASIC design. Responsibilities include EDA tool configuration, CI/CD implementation, Linux administration, troubleshooting machine and network issues, tool installation, process documentation, and collaboration with Digital, CAD, and IT teams. The role also supports ASIC design flow projects and researches new tools, methodologies, intellectual property, and licensing solutions.

Drive design-in activity and revenue growth across assigned customer accounts and territories. Manage manufacturers’ representatives and distribution partners, develop strategic customer relationships, and collaborate with marketing and engineering teams to identify market trends and customer requirements. Present business strategies, revenue targets, product capabilities, and customer situations to customers, internal teams, and executives.

Develops and improves production testing solutions for power semiconductor chips across internal and subcontractor factories. Responsibilities include troubleshooting test setup, process, and data abnormalities; transferring testing systems and processes; expanding production capacity; resolving quality issues; maintaining test hardware and software; and driving improvements in quality, efficiency, and cost. The role collaborates closely with subcontractors and product test engineering teams.

Designs block-level analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits, including circuit simulation, schematic capture, layout verification, post-layout extraction and simulation, and top-level integration. The role focuses on ADC design and transistor-level analog circuitry while collaborating across digital, systems, packaging, ESD, testing, and applications teams. Responsibilities include reducing design risk, verifying designs, and applying Cadence or Mentor tools.

Develop and optimize motor control algorithms, including PID, FOC, and state estimation, for embedded systems. Build real-time control software on ARM/Cortex or DSP platforms, create Python modeling and automated testing tools, integrate algorithms with motor-driver hardware, collaborate across engineering teams, and produce technical documentation. Requires a master’s degree and 5+ years of motor control algorithm development experience.

Design analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits for power management products using sub-micron BiCMOS and DMOS technologies. Participate in the full product development lifecycle from product definition through release, including sub-block design, verification, and layout supervision. The role requires a strong foundation in analog circuit design, an engineering or technical doctorate degree, 2–3 years of analog design experience, and effective English communication skills.

Leads mixed-signal IC verification, validation, behavioral modeling, simulation, debugging, IP development, and post-silicon characterization. Supervises multiple projects, mentors engineers, defines analog-digital interfaces, supports timing and DFT constraints, and collaborates with analog, digital, layout, and physical design teams. The role requires extensive ASIC mixed-signal experience, transistor-level analysis, Cadence tools, Verilog-based modeling, complex simulations, DRC/LVS, and silicon fabrication knowledge.

Supports power semiconductor applications through product simulation, bench evaluation, reference design development, customer design debugging, and technical documentation. The intern provides application support to customers and field application engineers, collaborates with applications and design engineers on product evaluations, writes application notes and articles, and presents project results to senior leadership. The role requires working in an office or laboratory three days per week in San Jose.

Supports accounting and administration for European subsidiaries, including bookkeeping, accounts payable and receivable, fixed assets, cash, expenses, reconciliations, journal entries, statutory tax reporting, grants, audits, Sarbanes-Oxley compliance, budgeting, and ad hoc projects. The role also researches tax and regulatory matters, ensures compliance with corporate policies and GAAP, and provides accurate management reporting.

Design analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits for power management products using sub-micron BiCMOS and DMOS technologies. Responsibilities include participating in the full product development cycle, performing sub-block-level design and verification, and supervising layout through product release. The role requires a strong foundation in analog circuit design, relevant engineering education, two to three years of analog design experience, and effective English communication skills.

Applications Engineering Intern supporting analog IC and power module products for DC-DC power conversion. Responsibilities include customer and field applications support, product simulation and bench evaluation, reference design development, debugging customer designs, collaborating on new product evaluations, writing technical documentation, and presenting project results. The role requires hands-on lab work and office or laboratory attendance three days per week.

Develop and debug analog IC products, create application reference circuits, write datasheets and technical application notes, support computing customers and field application engineers, and provide power delivery network analysis and recommendations. The role collaborates with design engineering, field applications, and marketing teams and is based in San Jose, California, or Kirkland, Washington.

Support power semiconductor products through customer schematic and board debugging, bench testing, system-level evaluations, prototype demonstrations, technical training, and technical report development. Collaborate with design, field applications, marketing, and cross-functional teams on existing and new products. Evaluate high-power, high-current multi-phase power systems for CPU, GPU, FPGA, and related applications.

Leads technical marketing strategy, customer engagement, product roadmaps, and design-win activities for DC-DC power modules. Translates customer system requirements into product definitions, influences R&D architecture and prioritization, and provides hands-on converter design, simulation, lab validation, and debugging support. Partners across engineering, product management, QA, and operations while mentoring engineers and representing the company with customers and industry audiences.

Assists with digital and mixed-signal IC verification by developing test plans, UVM/SystemVerilog environments, test cases, assertions, coverage analysis, verification IP, automation scripts, and gate-level verification. Collaborates with digital and analog designers, debugs test results, supports reviews, and uses standard ASIC design and verification tools.

Designs and validates power IC applications and system-level solutions for high-power AC/DC PSU and DC/DC Brick platforms. Collaborates with strategic partners on platform development, supports strategic customers alongside local FAE teams, and participates in new product introduction discussions with technical marketing engineering and internal teams.

Works with R&D engineers to identify inventions, draft patent applications, manage invention disclosures, conduct patent searches and industry trend research, support cross-department projects, and provide intellectual property training to engineering personnel. Requires an engineering or science degree, strong English communication skills, and familiarity with patent laws and practices. At least three years of patent application and management experience is preferred.

Support memory-market customers using power management ICs and converters. The engineer will understand customer requirements, troubleshoot technical concerns, plan corrective actions, coordinate with design, quality, package, and failure analysis teams, and drive successful product design-ins.

Support customers as a field technical liaison for application and design of MPS power products. Troubleshoot system applications, evaluate customer requirements, assist with proposals, and represent MPS at seminars, conferences, and meetings. Collaborate across teams and use schematics, PCB layout tools, and lab equipment to analyze analog circuits.