Power conversion hardware for telecom, 5G and data center infrastructure
OmniOn Power designs DC/DC converters and rectifiers, with a stack mixing embedded firmware (C++, Assembly, ARM Cortex-M, FPGA, NXP) and power simulation (PSpice, LTspice, PLECS, SIMetrix) alongside silicon carbide and GaN components. Active SAP S/4HANA Cloud adoption plus finance and legal hiring aligns with IPO-readiness projects, while supply-chain pains around material availability and inventory point to manufacturing pressure.
Notable leadership hires: HR Director, Sourcing Lead
OmniOn Power is a privately held power conversion manufacturer headquartered in Plano, Texas, with 1,001–5,000 employees. Its product lines include DC/DC converters, rectifiers and power electronics serving telecom, 5G and data center customers. Engineering runs on Creo, Windchill PDMLink and ANSYS for mechanical and thermal design, with embedded development across DSP, ARM and FPGA platforms. Hiring spans the United States and China, covering engineering, operations, finance and manufacturing functions.
OmniOn Power uses C++, Python, C#, ARM Cortex-M, FPGA and DSP for embedded work, PSpice, LTspice and PLECS for simulation, Creo and Windchill for design, and SAP with Power BI for business systems.
Job posts reference IPO and public-company readiness work and the transition from private to public company, supported by finance and legal hiring and an SAP S/4HANA Cloud rollout.
OmniOn Power is headquartered in Plano, TX and hires in the United States and China, mainly across engineering, operations, finance and manufacturing, with senior-level roles most common.
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