Power Electronics Engineer jobs in San Francisco Bay Area
There are 4 open Power Electronics Engineer roles in San Francisco Bay Area on Linora right now, pulled daily from company career pages across Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever, and Workday. Typical pay runs $125k to $243k.
Updated 2026-07-27. Figures come from live job postings and refresh daily.
Pay on these live postings runs about $125k to $243k, across 3 roles that list a range.
- Power Electronics Engineer, Energy StorageRedwood Materials · San Francisco, California, United StatesAbout Redwood Materials Redwood is localizing a global battery supply chain that seamlessly integrates recovery, reuse, and recycling — keeping…$125,000 – $242,5006 days ago
- Power Electronics EngineerLunar Energy · Mountain View, CALunar Energy was founded to transition homes to 100% clean energy—making our electricity greener, our air cleaner and our energy more safe, secure…$125,000 – $165,0007 days ago
- Senior Power Electronics EngineerAstro Mechanica · San FranciscoABOUT US: Astro Mechanica is a vertically integrated aerospace company building a faster, more connected future. Our mission is to democratize…19 days ago
- Power Electronics Engineer, ChargingFigure · San Jose, CAFigure is an AI Robotics company developing a general purpose humanoid. Our humanoid is designed for corporate tasks targeting labor shortages and…$150,000 – $250,0001 month ago
Common questions
How many Power Electronics Engineer jobs are open in San Francisco Bay Area?
There are 4 open Power Electronics Engineer roles in San Francisco Bay Area on Linora right now, pulled daily from company career pages across Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever, and Workday.
How much does a Power Electronics Engineer earn?
The median Power Electronics Engineer salary is $124k to $200k per year, based on 17 live postings that list a range.
How often are Power Electronics Engineer jobs updated?
Daily. Linora reads roles straight from company career pages and drops listings that close, so the Power Electronics Engineer jobs shown are current rather than reposted or expired.