New Product Introduction (NPI) Sourcing Manager, Data Center Power & Cooling

Remote-Friendly, United States · Remote · full time · Senior

$320,000 – $405,000

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What this role is

Anthropic seeks an engineer to shepherd battery systems, inverters, transformers, and cooling equipment from supplier designs through production readiness at scale. This is a hands-on program-management role for someone comfortable living on factory floors and test sites, translating AI-infrastructure requirements into manufacturable products.

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Skills this role names

What they ask for

Required

8+ years in power electronics, electrical equipment, or industrial energy systems
4+ years in NPI or product development role owning prototype-to-ramp cycle
Hands-on experience with at least two of: BESS, utility/data-center inverters, medium-voltage transformers/switchgear, UPS, STATCOM, or liquid cooling systems
Working knowledge of UL 9540/9540A, UL 1741, IEEE 1547, IEEE 2800, IEC 62477/62909, IEEE C37/C57, NFPA 70/855, UL 1778
Experience defining and executing EVT/DVT/PVT, FAT/SAT, type testing, and reliability testing with disciplined root cause analysis and CAPA
Familiarity with supplier factory environments and ability to assess production readiness
Understanding of design-for-manufacturing and design-for-test principles
Systems thinking across inverters, batteries, transformers, and cooling loops
Clear written and verbal communication across engineering, supply chain, and executive audiences
Bachelor's degree in electrical, mechanical, or power engineering or equivalent
Willingness to travel 30–40% to supplier factories and data center sites, including internationally

Nice to have

Experience with solid-state transformers, grid-forming inverters, E-STATCOM, or emerging power-conversion equipment
NPI or product engineering at a hyperscaler, utility-scale developer, or Tier-1 power OEM
Background in grid interconnection, protection coordination, or power-system modeling
Liquid cooling product introduction experience (CDU, rear-door, direct-to-chip, immersion)
Reliability engineering credentials (CRE) or HALT/HASS program experience
Firmware and controls validation for power conversion equipment
Experience standing up or scaling new supplier manufacturing lines, including contract and international sites