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Hardware Engineer, AI Accelerator Power Design

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Austin, TX; Menlo Park, CA
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The ARD team designs accelerator reference platforms for Meta's AI hardware roadmap. This role owns the board-level power delivery system end to end for multi-kilowatt accelerator modules — DC/DC converter design and the PCB power delivery network, from topology and component selection through PDN architecture, stack-up, placement, layout, power integrity simulation, and lab correlation. You will work closely with ASIC, HW platform, thermal, SI/PI, and mechanical teams to co-design the power path, and directly with top-tier external partners and ODMs to drive designs from concept through production.

Responsibilities

  • Own the module power delivery system end to end: DC/DC topology and component selection, regulation scheme, and the PCB power delivery network
  • Set power specifications and efficiency targets for high-power ASIC loads; make component and architecture choices against space, thermal, cost, and production-reliability constraints
  • Own PCB physical design of the power path: PDN architecture and optimization, power plane design, stack-up definition, placement analysis, and power circuit layout best practices
  • Define and close power integrity targets through modeling and simulation (DC IR drop, AC impedance, transient response), and correlate simulation against lab measurements
  • Partner with ASIC teams on package/board co-design, including socket and interposer power path, current density, and on-die vs. on-board decoupling allocation
  • Lead board bring-up, validation, and debug of power rails; define measurement methodology for high-current, low-voltage rails
  • Drive design reviews with ODM/CM partners; establish layout and DFx best practices adopted across the broader team
  • Explore and develop leading-edge DC/DC and power delivery technologies (e.g., vertical power delivery, near-die power modules) with industry partners
  • Contribute to design guidelines, review checklists, and tooling that raise the quality bar across ARD

Minimum Qualifications

  • BS in Electrical Engineering or equivalent, plus 8+ years of hardware power design experience (MS + 6 years, or PhD + 4 years)
  • Multiple complex power designs taken to volume production, with ownership of both the converter design and the board-level power delivery path
  • DC/DC power electronics design experience: specification and requirement setting, topology and component selection, regulation scheme definition, and bring-up/validation/troubleshooting
  • Demonstrated efficiency design practice in high-power systems: setting efficiency targets, component selection for efficiency, and trade-offs under space and thermal limitations
  • Deep hands-on PCB physical design experience: PDN design and optimization, power plane design, stack-up definition, placement analysis, and power circuit layout best practices
  • Power integrity expertise: circuit modeling and simulation used to drive design iteration, with proven simulation-to-lab closure, and knowledge of where/how to measure power effectively in DC/DC designs
  • Experience with high-current, low-voltage rails and the decoupling/noise strategy for large digital loads (ASIC, SoC, GPU, or similar)
  • Proficiency with schematic capture and layout tools, and PI/PDN simulation tools (e.g., Ansys SIwave/Q3D, Cadence Sigrity, or equivalent)
  • Lab proficiency: oscilloscopes, electronic loads, thermal imaging, and measurement techniques appropriate to high-current power rails
  • Track record operating independently on ambiguous problems and driving cross-functional efforts to resolution without guidance

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience supporting multiple complex programs in parallel, balancing competing schedules and priorities across concurrent design cycles
  • Experience with thermal/mechanical co-design in dense liquid-cooled or air-cooled modules
  • Experience with 1kW+ accelerator or ASIC-class power delivery, including 48V architectures
  • Experience defining team-wide design standards, review processes, or automation
  • Experience driving vendor and ODM development cycles end to end, including technology roadmap engagement with silicon and passive component suppliers
  • Experience with vertical power delivery, power modules integrated near-die, or backside power delivery concepts
  • Awareness of power delivery technology trends for 1kW-and-beyond ASICs

US: $173,000/year to $245,000/year + bonus + equity

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