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Product Engineer — DIY and Controllers

Posted 25 Days Ago
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In-Office
Milpitas, CA, USA
130K-150K Annually
Mid level
In-Office
Milpitas, CA, USA
130K-150K Annually
Mid level
Own NPI and sustaining engineering for PSU and controller products, including schematic and BOM reviews, design and manufacturing risk assessments, root-cause investigations, supplier readiness, component availability, qualification, and production ramp. Coordinate Engineering, Planning, Procurement, Quality, OEMs, and contract manufacturers; evaluate factory capacity and scalability; resolve manufacturing blockers; and present readiness status to leadership.
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Essential Skills and Experience

Technical Engineering Ownership:
•    Own NPI and sustaining engineering for PSU and Scuf Controller product lines — schematic and BOM review, DFMEA/DFM/DFA input, and hands-on issue resolution, not just tracking status.
•    Lead technical root-cause investigations on manufacturing and field issues; distinguish process-driven causes from upstream design causes and route each to the right owner.
•    Review and validate PFMEA, process parameters, and test/qualification plans with suppliers; push back on weak engineering when you see it.
•    Own component and material readiness; availability, compliance, cost alignment across the PSU and Scuf supplier base.
Manufacturing Readiness and Cross-Functional Ownership:
•    Track and report NPI and sustaining readiness status on a regular cadence, including second-source qualification and PCN activity, not just build status.
•    Identify what's blocking manufacturing and drive the issue to resolution with a clear owner and timeline, rather than escalating and waiting.
•    Act as the primary interface between Engineering, Planning, Procurement, and Quality for PSU and Scuf; consolidating detailed inputs into clear, high-level status for leadership.
•    Evaluate factory capacity, line qualification, and manufacturing process scalability with our contract manufacturing partners.
•    Build and maintain direct working relationships with OEM and contract manufacturing partners; understand their real capabilities and constraints, not just what's on paper.
Collaboration:
•    Partner closely with Quality on inspection criteria, audit findings, and issue closure; clear lanes, shared accountability for outcomes.
•    Represent PSU and Scuf in cross-functional and executive-facing readiness reviews.

Qualifications
•    Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or related Engineering field; advanced degree a plus.
•    3–5+ years in a hardware product/NPI engineering role, with direct, hands-on ownership of power electronics, PCBA, or similar component-level engineering.
•    Demonstrated experience owning supplier relationships through DVT/PVT/OOBE and mass production ramp.
•    Comfortable reading schematics and BOMs, and engaging suppliers on technical trade-offs directly.
•    Experience with root-cause analysis methodology (8D, DOE, or equivalent) and driving corrective actions to closure.
•    Strong written and verbal communication; able to translate technical detail into clear, exec-ready status.
•    Experience with gaming, consumer electronics, or power-supply hardware is a strong plus.
•    Comfortable working with suppliers and manufacturing partners primarily based in Asia; some flexibility for early or late calls.

For roles that are based at our headquarters in Milpitas, CA: The starting base pay for this position is as shown below. The actual base pay is dependent upon a variety of job-related factors such as professional background, training, work experience, location, business needs and market demand. Therefore, in some circumstances, the actual salary could fall outside of this expected range. This pay range is subject to change and may be modified in the future.  

Annual Salary Range $130,000—$150,000 USD
 

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Corsair Fremont, California, USA Office

47100 Bayside Parkway, Fremont, CA, United States, 94538

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