Jerry, how would you describe yourself?

  • Enthusiast
  • Sports Enthusiast
  • Trusted Advisor
  • Solution Finder
  • Tech Geek

What is special about working at Infineon?

Infineon emphasizes the “together“ spirit; we have several employee outings and quarterly events.

What are your main tasks?

I work in the power delivery team. One of my main tasks is implementing features like high-speed data transmission, flexible power provisioning, and reduced wire demands on our power delivery microcontrollers.

What are the results of your work?

I am dedicated to the implementation of Type-C PD in devices like laptops, monitors, and phones. 

What are your job highlights?

At Infineon, I am responsible for developing a power delivery controller now considered mainstream in many different products – the Type-C port. Given the high market share that Infineon solution enjoy, the outcome of our work reaches all over the world.

What are your biggest challenges?

In addition to developing the firmware, clarifying and solving customer queries can be challenging. Fortunately, I work with excellent and experienced colleagues who can either give me useful suggestions or share similar debugging experiences. So ultimately, I have no big worries about work challenges.

If you could go back five years, what advice would you give your younger self?

My first job was working for the same company for 8 years. I would advise the young me to bravely step outside my comfort zone, always stay curious, look into different fields of work, and learn different skills and knowledge by deep diving into different products. This approach would help develop even more skills, experience different cultures, and build up a wider social network.