Power electronics, microgrid, and thermal systems for grid and data center markets
Delta Electronics Americas, the Fremont-based regional arm of Delta, builds power conversion, microgrid, and thermal products. Its stack pairs power-system simulation (PSCAD, DIgSILENT PowerFactory, RTDS, ETAP) with server-management standards (OpenBMC, Redfish, IPMI), and it is adopting IEC 61850, DNP3, and Modbus. That combination points to a push into utility-grade grid integration alongside AI data center power and cooling. Hiring is engineering-heavy and skews mid-to-senior.
Delta Electronics Americas is a privately held company headquartered in Fremont, California, with 501–1,000 employees. Founded in 1982, it represents Delta's power electronics business in the Americas. Its portfolio spans switching power supplies, thermal management, industrial and building automation, telecom and data center power, EV charging, renewable energy, and energy storage. Customers include utilities, data center operators, and industrial buyers. Engineering and sales teams are based in the United States, and the company also hires in Peru.
Its engineering tools include MATLAB, Simulink, PLECS, LTspice, Altium Designer, Cadence, and OrCAD, plus PSCAD and DIgSILENT PowerFactory for grid simulation. The company also uses SAP, Jira, Smartsheet, and Python with pytest.
Current work includes microgrid designs combining BESS, PV, and gensets, a next-generation microgrid platform, and solid-state transformer development. It is also building HIL test benches and expanding into AI and cloud cooling platforms.
Yes. Engineering is the company's largest hiring area, mostly at mid and senior levels, followed by sales. Openings are in the United States and Peru.
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