About the Job

At Delart, we are a team of world-class engineers building the next generation of advanced wireless technologies that are deployed across the globe. Some of the biggest technology companies entrust us to build highly scalable, mission critical, communication and network solutions. Since our founding in 2017, we have participated in designing some of the most cutting-edge telecommunication and consumer products in the world.

Responsibilities

• Develop, validate, and optimize the system power architecture for battery-powered electronics.
• Design, implement, and validate power measurement test setups for comprehensive power characterization.
• Conduct day-of-use power analysis to evaluate and improve system power consumption and efficiency.
• Troubleshoot and resolve hardware issues with a focus on optimizing power performance.
• Work closely with cross-functional teams (XFN) to bridge power modeling and power characterization, driving system-level power optimization strategies.
• Collaborate with design and product teams to ensure seamless integration of power systems in product designs.

Required Qualifications

• In-depth knowledge of power systems in battery-powered electronics, including architecture, power measurement tools, and methods.
• Strong expertise in power characterization, test design, and validation.
• Extensive experience in hardware debugging and troubleshooting with a power optimization focus.
• Knowledge of the relationships between power modeling and power characterization, and ability to collaborate with XFN teams for power optimization.
• Familiarity with low voltage power supply circuit design, IC components, and the trade-offs between linear and switching regulators.

Preferred Qualifications

• Familiarity with battery chargers, PMICs, SoC, MCU, memory, and peripherals.
• Hands-on experience with low voltage power supply circuit design, IC selection, and understanding of the trade-offs between linear and switching regulators.
• Ability to contribute to the design and development of energy-efficient products and systems.