Field Application Engineer (Intern)
Monolithic Power Systems, Inc.9 months ago
Shenzhen, ChinaIntern
Responsibilities
- Support and troubleshoot the embedded software layer for customer applications using ARM-based MCUs.
- Implement, simulate, validate, and optimize power-electronics control algorithms such as SPWM and SVPWM on embedded platforms.
- Assist with software design, laboratory testing, system validation, and field troubleshooting for power-control solutions.
- Model and analyze power topologies and control loops using power-electronics simulation tools.
- Learn the complete power-design process from chips and circuits through system-level implementation.
Requirements
- Be a 2027 undergraduate or master's student in power electronics, electrical engineering, automation, electronic information engineering, control science and engineering, or a related field.
- Have strong C programming skills and embedded software development experience with MCUs such as ARM Cortex-M.
- Understand power-electronics converter principles and be able to implement and debug SPWM or SVPWM control algorithms.
- Be proficient with at least one power-electronics simulation tool, such as PLECS, PSIM, or MATLAB/Simulink.
- Have a solid hardware foundation, including basic knowledge of circuits, MOSFET characteristics, and digital power control.
- Have strong independent-learning, logical-analysis, problem-solving, communication, and teamwork skills.
- Preferred qualifications include practical power-control project experience, familiarity with oscilloscopes, electronic loads, and signal generators, and basic PCB-layout knowledge.
- Have CET-6 or equivalent English proficiency and be able to read English technical documentation fluently.
Benefits
- Internship requires availability at least three days per week for a continuous period of at least two months.
Tech Stack
CMATLAB
Categories
About Monolithic Power Systems, Inc.
Monolithic Power Systems designs and sells analog and mixed-signal power-management semiconductors—such as DC-DC converters, PMICs, power modules, motor and LED drivers, and battery-management ICs—used by OEMs in industrial, telecom infrastructure, cloud/datacenter, automotive, and consumer devices. The company monetizes through chip and module sales, plus evaluation hardware with supporting software and reference designs. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in West Palm Beach, Florida, it is a public company traded on NASDAQ.