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NAVITAS SEMICONDUCTOR USA, INC.

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Principal Design Engineer

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Job Purpose:
Navitas Semiconductor is seeking a highly motivated and experienced analog / power IC design engineer to lead the architecture, design, and silicon execution of next-generation power management ICs. This role is hands-on and technical, with end-to-end ownership from concept through production, and close collaboration with systems, device, layout, and validation teams. This is a key technical expert position for engineers who have successfully brought power ICs into high-volume production and want to shape future architectures.


Key Responsibilities and Duties:
• Lead the architecture, design, and verification of power management ICs from transistor-level blocks to full top-level integration.
• Define and evaluate system-level trade-offs for next-generation power supplies in collaboration with applications and systems teams.
• Drive IC architecture decisions for products including AC-DC, DC-DC, ACF, LLC, QR, and related power topologies.
• Interface closely with device, modeling, and EDA teams to optimize device selection, models, and simulation methodologies.
• Guide and review physical layout and floor planning, providing clear feedback to ensure optimal performance, reliability, and manufacturability.
• Own tape-out execution, ensuring designs meet performance, schedule, and quality requirements.
• Lead silicon bring-up, lab validation, debugging, and correlation versus simulation.
• Support yield improvement, failure analysis, and release to production.
• Mentor junior designers and contribute to best practices across the design organization.

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