2 Power Design Jobs

As a Hardware Engineer at Common Hardware Group (CHG) Power, you will be a part of a central team dedicated to supporting power design across a variety of products, such as Cisco 8000 Series Routers, Catalyst 9000 switches, IoT devices, and more. In this role, you will collaborate with different functions including Hardware Design and Test, ASIC Design and Test, Power Engineering, Signal Integrity, EMC / EMI, and Mechanical Design. By working closely with these teams, you will expand your knowledge base, contribute to designing power solutions, and deliver exceptional products to the market. Your primary responsibilities will include developing highly reliable power solutions for Cisco's networking products, which range from 10W IP phones to 3000W+ Data Center and Service Provider switches and routers. You will play a key role in the power development team, overseeing all design aspects of system power. Additionally, you will be involved in developing and qualifying system power to meet the requirements of new products, executing test plans for upcoming power designs, documenting procedures and specifications, and assisting in resolving power-related field/product issues for assigned projects. Engaging with power supply vendors to ensure the development of power supplies that meet Cisco's quality standards and timelines will also be a part of your responsibilities. Furthermore, you will conduct design reviews of schematics, BOMs, layout, routing, failure analysis, root cause analysis, corrective action reports, and 8D reports. Minimum Qualifications: - Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Power Electronics, or a related field with 7+ years of experience, a Master's degree with 4+ years of experience, or a PhD with 1+ year of relevant experience. - Experience in power design, power electronics, or analog design. - Proficiency in design topologies such as buck, buck-boost, and design for highest efficiency. - Familiarity with tools such as Concept, Allegro, LTspice, PSpice, Simplis, Mathcad, PowerDC, SIWave, or Ansys/Hyperlinx. Preferred Qualifications: - Knowledge and interest in Board Mounted and Front-End Power hardware design, and solving complex analog or power design problems. - Hands-on experience with Stability analyzers, oscilloscopes, function-generators, electronic loads, bench programmable AC or DC power sources, etc. - Understanding of Firmware, Mechanical, and thermal design in Power Supply. - Strong knowledge of components, materials, manufacturing processes, quality assurance (QA), and design for manufacturing (DFM). - Experience in designing power supplies to meet international regulatory requirements, EMC requirements, reliability requirements, environmental requirements, and leading telecom industry requirements including NEBS. - Familiarity with software like Python, Labview, C++, and system design. #WeAreCisco #WeAreCisco is a global community where every individual contributes their unique skills and perspectives towards our collective goal of creating an inclusive future for all. At Cisco, we value connection and diversity, fostering an environment where employees can unlock their potential and pursue multiple career paths within the organization. Our commitment to learning and development is evident at every stage of your career, supported by our pioneering technology, tools, and culture that embrace hybrid work trends. We recognize the importance of bringing communities together, and at the core of this effort are our people. Thirty percent of Cisconians actively participate in our 30 employee resource organizations known as Inclusive Communities, promoting connection, belonging, allyship, and positive impact. With dedicated paid time off for volunteering (80 hours per year), our employees actively engage with causes they are passionate about, with nearly 86% taking part. Driven by our people, our purpose as the global technology leader is to power the internet, helping customers innovate their applications, secure their enterprise, transform their infrastructure, and achieve sustainability goals. Every action we take is geared towards creating a more inclusive future for all. Join us at Cisco and take the next step towards shaping a better tomorrow, where you can be yourself and thrive!,

As a Shift Lead IDC Facilities (ISP+OSP) at our IDC Facility Management unit, you will be responsible for managing power design, delivery, installation, HVAC systems operation, security, and service delivery. Your primary mandate includes incident management, problem management, change management, performance management, capacity management, configuration & availability management activities, escalation handling, team management, and O&M of utility equipment. Moreover, you will be entrusted with the utility management of our mission-critical data center facility. Your key responsibilities will involve ensuring the overall quality and service of the operation and maintenance of multiple critical facility infrastructure systems, in adherence to company policies and procedures. You will lead a team of managers and professionals to deliver data center facility services consistently and effectively. Communication with senior management regarding the status of operational processes is crucial, along with coordination of projects, capacity management, and optimization of safety, performance, reliability, and efficiency. Additionally, you will be required to develop, implement, and manage maintenance plan schedules and processes, ensuring compliance with regulations and directives from regulatory agencies. Managing the data center documentation, overseeing vendor selections, contracts management, and supervising facility technicians and sub-contractors will also be part of your responsibilities. Your availability as an escalation point for data center facility issues 24x7 is essential. On the technical front, your responsibilities will include installation, commissioning, management, and operation of various electrical systems and equipment such as Emergency Diesel Generator sets, UPS systems, Battery Banks, Power Distribution panels, HVAC systems, and more. Your educational background should include a degree in Electrical/Mechanical engineering with a minimum of 5 to 10 years of relevant experience in projects implementation, operations, and management, preferably in data centers or large mission-critical facilities in IT/Telecom sector. Your nature and scope of responsibilities should demonstrate good technical knowledge, leadership skills, experience in large-scale operations, team management, day-to-day O&M tasks, incident management, change management, and escalation workflow management. Essential knowledge and skills required for this role include technical proficiency in Electrical & Mechanical engineering, awareness of BMS/DCIM, ability to work independently, strong leadership and communication skills, and knowledge of ISO compliance and certifications.,