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Job description
onsemi is hiring a Applications Manager — a full-time, based in Taipei City, Taiwan role. Apply directly on onsemi's careers page below.
AC/DC Applications Manager
Location: Taipei City, Taiwan
As Applications Manager, you will lead an applications engineering team supporting high‑voltage AC/DC controllers and driver solutions. The role places strong emphasis on engagement with key strategic customers, providing deep technical support across design‑in activities, reference designs, and issue resolution in partnership with test and product engineering teams. You will contribute to the definition and advancement of differentiated power conversion solutions, with a focus on Wide Bandgap (WBG) technologies—spanning AC‑DC and DC‑DC PWM controllers, discrete gate drivers, and integrated smart power stages. Acting as a bridge between market needs and engineering execution, you will help translate customer requirements into compelling product definitions that deliver best‑in‑class performance, reliability, and efficiency.
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Applications Manager at onsemi is a Manager level position.
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