US-built programmable DC power supplies with in-house firmware and machining
Magna-Power Electronics designs and manufactures programmable power supplies in Flemington, NJ, with machining (Mazak, Fanuc CNC) and electronics design (Altium, SolidWorks) under one roof. Current engineering work centers on digital control: MATLAB/Simulink control models and bare-metal C firmware on TI C2000 MCUs. Accelerating hiring splits evenly between engineering and manufacturing, matching pain points around manufacturability and sustaining volume production.
Magna-Power Electronics is a privately held US manufacturer of programmable power products, founded in 1981 and headquartered in Flemington, New Jersey. Its product line spans from low kilowatt ratings to multi-megawatt systems. Customers use them in electric vehicle production, solar inverter development, particle accelerator research, radar, locomotive traction testing, and university energy labs. The company employs 51–200 people and keeps design and production vertically integrated in the United States, covering mechanical fabrication, electronics design, and firmware.
Engineering tools include SolidWorks, Inventor, AutoCAD, Altium Designer, MATLAB/Simulink, LabVIEW and TI C2000 MCUs. Software runs on C++, Python, Qt, FastAPI, PostgreSQL and Docker, with Mazak and Fanuc CNC on the shop floor.
Job posts point to control architectures for multi-kilowatt programmable DC power supplies, high-bandwidth closed-loop control models in MATLAB/Simulink, and deterministic bare-metal C firmware for TI C2000 microcontrollers.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating across engineering, manufacturing and research, from junior to senior levels, with all roles in the United States around its Flemington, NJ base.
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