Sr Electrical Engineer, Power Management id-6476

April 11, 2025

Magic Leap is a pioneer in spatial computing, developing groundbreaking augmented reality technology that seamlessly blends digital content with the real world. As the creator of the next computing platform, our mixed reality devices unlock new possibilities for how people interact with and experience their surroundings.

Magic Leap could be your place if you want to be part of a united team where everyone is empowered and trusted to make an impact. At Magic Leap, you can explore innovative solutions and use your talents to solve real-world problems. Working alongside industry experts, you can grow your skills and amplify human potential at the intersection of the physical and digital worlds. We know that successful change and progress accelerate diverse perspectives. As we shape our future, everyone's voice matters. Together, we can reimagine the world of work and, with our bold partners, make the impossible possible.

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The opportunity

As a Sr. Electrical Engineer with expertise in power management system integration, you will have the opportunity to contribute to the electrical design of Magic Leap's next generation devices. We are looking for individuals with a passion for solving complex technical challenges and delivering world-class hardware designs in the augmented reality space.

This role is based at our HQ in Plantation, FL and will require onsite presence the majority of the time. Relocation assistance is available for non-local candidates.

What you'll do

Work independently with limited supervision, managing design and integration of power management subsystems
Printed Circuit Board(PCB) definition and design including electrical schematic and layout
Evaluate new technologies and components for introduction into next-generation designs
Perform design optimization through PI/PDN simulations
Conduct prototype bring-up and debugging of issues
Support manufacturing and new product introduction teams for prototype builds
Conduct Design Verification testing and optimizations of prototypes to ensure power subsystems (i.e. PMICs, Regulators, Battery, Charger, PD etc.) performance
Participate in cross-functional team efforts to meet all safety, regulatory, and performance goals
Collaborate cross-functionally with internal partners to support product definition, requirements, and expectations
Support hardware and systems decisions through all phases of research & development, engineering design cycles, and validation through productization

The experience you bring

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, or equivalent relevant experience in an applicable field
5+ years direct experience in power management design with a solid understanding of power systems, analog electronics, and microprocessor architectures
Strong understanding of electrical engineering fundamentals
Demonstrated intimate knowledge of Power Management hardware design and integration
Experience using PI/PDN simulations to drive design and optimization
Solid understanding of concepts in electrical engineering hardware design
Battery Life and power optimization experience in low-power systems
Experience performing thermal characterization and optimization
Schematic and PCB design experience using Cadence OrCAD or other CAD solutions.
Experience working with I2C/SPI/UART/SPMI interfaces
Experience working with high-speed interfaces (e.g. USB-C, PCIe, DisplayPort, MIPI, DDR etc.) is highly preferable
Experience using electrical bench equipment (power supplies, power analyzers, oscilloscopes, network analyzers, logic analyzers, function generators, etc.)
Technical communication skills (verbal and written)
Experience participating in cross-functional team discussions and driving data-driven decisions

It's exciting if you also have

Software design experience. Coding skills in C, C++, Python, etc
Understanding of computer architectures like GPU, CPU, Neural Networks & compute engines like RISC-V
Distributed compute architecture experience
Experience using EE Simulation tools: e.g. PSPICE, SI/PI tools, Matlab
Knowledge of USB PD test and verification

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