800V batteries, motors and power electronics for aerospace and data centers
magniX builds 800V electric propulsion and power systems, and its job posts show a pivot beyond aviation: the top project is an 800V battery backup system for datacenter compute racks. A stack mixing DO-178, ARINC 429, SCADE and IBM DOORS with OPAL-RT and RTDS hardware-in-the-loop tools points to certified aerospace engineering, while recurring yield, cost and cycle-time pains signal a shift from prototypes to volume manufacturing.
magniX is a privately held company headquartered in Everett, Washington, founded in 2009 with 51–200 employees. It designs batteries, inverters, motors and generators on an 800-volt architecture for energy storage, mobility, defense and aerospace customers. Its roots are in electric aviation, where its engines have been flight-tested on multiple airframes. The company is also applying its power electronics expertise to data center power distribution and backup. Hiring is concentrated in the United States and weighted toward senior engineering talent.
magniX uses SolidWorks, CATIA, Teamcenter, MATLAB/Simulink, ANSYS, Motor-CAD, Altium Designer, SCADE, IBM DOORS, Jama Connect, OPAL-RT and RTDS, with DO-178 and ARINC 429 for aerospace work.
Yes. Engineering dominates magniX's open roles, skewed toward senior hires, with smaller openings in sales, data, manufacturing, marketing and operations, all in the United States.
Job posts point to an 800V battery power supply and backup system for datacenter compute racks, bidirectional AC/DC and DC/DC converter design, and tooling automation for higher production volumes.
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