Field Applications Engineer - C2000

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The Field Applications Engineer Microcontrollers (FAEM) is responsible for partnering with Sales and providing MCU related technical expertise throughout the sales cycle. The FAEM proactively identifies current products and/or creative solutions to solve existing customer projects and create new functionality/opportunities. In this role, the FAEM also uses in-depth product knowledge to provide technical expertise to gain credibility and develop relationships with customers.

Responsibilities include:

• Partner with assigned account Sales team to design-in TI MCU/Digital power controllers in ODM/OEM.
• Closely work between internal IC design team, ODM and OEM
• Own close relationship with key ODM/OEM architects.
• Able to have direct and constant presence in front of ODM/OEM architects to exchange insights, learn design challenges, and brainstorm best IC proposal to stay ahead of competition.
• Lead discussion on new parts definition externally & internally. Able to react and mobilize design teams swiftly to enable differentiation. Ensure on-time execution to development timeline, while continuously tracking market/ competitor movement to be flexible.
• Understand and know how to leverage design team’s capability and advantages.
• Able to resourcefully leverage BU to develop reference designs matching customer needs to speed up scaling.

Minimum requirements:

• 5 years+ experience and excellent on digital power technical knowledge.
• Understand digital-power Datacenter/Server PSU standards. Have insight about TAM of today and evolving technology trend.

Preferred qualifications:

• Deep understanding of high-efficiency AC/DC, DC/DC and DC/AC topologies. This includes Totem-Pole/T-Type PFC and isolated DC/DC converters like LLC Resonant Converters and Phase-Shifted Full-Bridge (PSFB) etc..
• Proficiency with C2000 Digital Signal Processors (DSPs) optimized for digital power.
• Strong skills in C/C++ language for real-time control environments. Able to debug, modify, and optimize SDKs or reference firmware.
• Mastery over advanced MCU peripherals critical for power, such as High-Resolution PWMs (HR-PWM), high-speed Analog-to-Digital Converters (ADCs) etc..
• Better to be experienced in ARM Cortex M based MCU
• Better to be experienced in cryptography, especially post-quantum cryptography (PQC)
• Understand competitors’ devices and strategy (for benchmark and industry trend study), including STM32G4x and dsPIC33Cx/Ax.