Patrick Kowalyk serves as the North American Automotive Principal Field Applications Engineer (FAE) at Vicor Corporation, where he leverages his extensive expertise in high-efficiency power solutions to address the evolving needs of the automotive industry. With a focus on innovative, high power density components, Patrick...
Patrick Kowalyk serves as the North American Automotive Principal Field Applications Engineer (FAE) at Vicor Corporation, where he leverages his extensive expertise in high-efficiency power solutions to address the evolving needs of the automotive industry. With a focus on innovative, high power density components, Patrick specializes in implementing decentralized 48VDC power architectures that facilitate the transition towards electrification in vehicles. His work encompasses a broad spectrum of power solutions, ranging from 800VDC and 400VDC systems down to 48VDC, catering to applications that require power levels from a few watts to several kilowatts.
Patrick's role requires him to be at the forefront of customer engagement, spending significant time in key automotive hubs such as Detroit and California. This hands-on approach allows him to work closely with clients, understanding their unique challenges and providing tailored solutions that enhance performance and efficiency. His deep understanding of electric vehicle (EV) systems, coupled with his skills in consulting and cross-functional team leadership, positions him as a vital resource for automotive manufacturers looking to innovate and optimize their power systems.
In addition to his technical acumen in electrical engineering and power supplies, Patrick is adept at technical writing and Six Sigma methodologies, ensuring that his solutions are not only effective but also aligned with industry standards and best practices. His commitment to advancing automotive power technologies makes him a key player in shaping the future of electric mobility, driving the industry towards sustainable and efficient power solutions.
