POWER Systems C/A PRINCIPAL R&D/PRODUCT DVL ENGINEER

TE Connectivity Ltd. is a $16 billion global technology and manufacturing leader creating a safer, sustainable, productive, and connected future. For more than 75 years, our connectivity and sensor solutions, proven in the harshest environments, have enabled advancements in transportation, industrial applications, medical technology, energy, data communications, and the home. With 80,000 employees, including more than 8,000 engineers, working alongside customers in approximately 140 countries, TE ensures that EVERY CONNECTION COUNTS. Learn more at www.te.com

• Build a deep understanding of market and customer needs in the Power data center architecture.
• Build connections with and between the customer, PM and engineering teams to drive early concept engagement and TE customer value proposition.
• Work closely with Customer/ FAE for clarity on VOC (voice of customer).
• Create concepts and engineering design proposals for customer platforms, power systems, etc.
• Strengthen and maintain a System level understanding of customer application and product design/concept necessary to provide a total power solution that meets customers’ expectations.
• Support customer and internal technical team on power integrity modeling and performance simulation. Provide recommendations to optimize design for component/ system performance.
• Advanced problem solving to drive effective resolutions for aligned key customers.
• Provide leadership and technical expertise in the development New Products
• Collaborate with technical experts across TE and Industry to identify solutions and drive for readiness in product and process that will improve our competitive position.
• Execute technical peer reviews on new technologies and products to improve solution robustness, including mitigation of performance risks as tolerated by TE.
• Write and collaborate on technical white papers and standards specifications.
• Mentor others in areas of technical expertise to expand knowledge base & uplevel skills engineers

• Bachelor’s degree (Electrical/Electronics/ Mechanical) is required, and Master’s is preferred
• Requires minimum of 10 years of relevant mechanical engineering or Electrical engineering work with electrical components, electrical devices, structure design, manufacturing tooling or process development or platform and systems level knowledge in the data center power architecture.
• Knowledge in Data Center (AI) or similar market Power distribution systems
• Experience in design and analysis of product power supply solution
• Knowledge in connector design, cable assembly design, busbar assembly design or other relevant mechanic design and development, including but not limited to, material selection, tolerance analysis, DFMEA, product qualification, etc.
• Expert in gathering customer system requirements and resolving into component level performance metrics through iterative interface and clarification with customer and ecosystem.
• Proficient in developing and writing design objectives for product specifications.
• Expert in 3D CAD applications (Creo preferred) with experience in 3D solid modeling, 2-D drawings, PDM link Data Manager and general knowledge in design applications such as Spaceclaim, Solidworks, or others for early concept stage.
• Expert in geometric dimensioning & tolerancing (GD&T).
• Expert at limit and fit analysis including statistical tolerance analysis.
• Proficient user of finite element analysis software (Ansys, Workbench)
• In depth knowledge in manufacturing process (machining, molding, stamping, plating, assembly, etc.) with experience driving Design for Manufacturing (DFM) and best practices.
• Experienced in providing technical leadership in the requirements definition and concepting of new products with a focus on establishing customer requirements to releasing qualified design.
• Solid understanding of competitive products and intellectual property positions.
• Expert problem solver – able to handle high complexity situations and use data analytics and critical thinking to reach logical conclusions with limited direction.