Product Line Manager · Dallas, TX

Power management,
system strategy,
semiconductor markets.

I define product roadmaps for PMICs and DC-DC converters at the intersection of silicon capability, customer constraint, and market timing. Previously at Texas Instruments. Writing about power systems, product strategy, and what mergers actually do to roadmaps.

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Jon Alejandro
Jon Alejandro
PLM – PMICs, DC-DC, RF Biasing
Qorvo, Inc. · Dallas, TX
Writing
Semiconductor Strategy · Mar 19, 2026
What Semiconductor Mergers Actually Do to Product Roadmaps

Two mergers, ten years, five roles. The press release version and the operational reality are very different things — and the gap between them is where careers and product lines get decided.

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Power Management
PMIC Integration Is Overrated

Integration is treated as the default. It shouldn't be — and the tradeoffs most teams don't talk about are the ones that matter most.

Mar 17, 2026
7 min
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Product Strategy
Winning a Reference Design: Aligning SoC, OEM, and ODM

Control of a design win shifts between three parties. The teams that lose don't lose on specs — they lose by not adjusting as the handoff moves.

Mar 16, 2026
8 min
Background

A decade in semiconductor product management — from technical project management and customer accounts to product marketing and product line ownership.

My focus has shifted toward where power, RF, and compute intersect: AI infrastructure, defense, and next-generation data center architectures. M.S. and B.S. in Electrical Engineering from UT Dallas.

Career
  • Product Line Manager
    Qorvo, Inc.
    2025 – Present
  • Product Marketing Manager
    Qorvo, Inc.
    2023 – 2025
  • Product Marketing Engineer
    Texas Instruments
    2020 – 2023
  • Customer Account Manager
    Qorvo, Inc.
    2018 – 2020
  • Technical Project Manager
    Qorvo, Inc.
    2015 – 2018