Junmin Jiang

Junmin Jiang serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at Southern University of Science and Technology's College of Engineering since 2022, following promotion from Assistant Professor. He directs a research group focused on cutting-edge analog/power IC design with strong industry partnerships including Texas Instruments, Qualcomm, and Analog Devices.

His educational background includes:

• Ph.D. in Electronic and Computer Engineering (2017), The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
• Visiting Scholar (2015-2016), State Key Laboratory of AMSV, University of Macau
• B.Eng. in Electronic Information Engineering (2011), Zhejiang University

Dr. Jiang's research centers on power management IC design with three interconnected thrusts: Power ICs for Specific Applications (e.g., audio/LiDAR drivers), Power ICs for AI systems, and AI-enhanced power IC design. His work achieves breakthroughs in switched-capacitor converters, delivering ultra-high efficiency (>97%), fast transient response (<180ns), and wide conversion ratios (1:100) for applications from micro-displays to industrial systems.

His 15 most recent publications demonstrate consistent leadership in top venues (ISSCC/JSSC), showing accelerating impact in hybrid converter topologies, parasitic loss reduction, and AI-integrated power management. The trend reveals increasing industrial relevance with 8 U.S. patents and real-world implementations in audio/LiDAR systems.

Scientific recognition includes:

• IEEE SSCS Pre-Doctoral Achievement Award (2017)
• National Overseas High-level Talent (Youth Project, 2022)
• SUSTech Outstanding Teaching Award (2024)
• Shenzhen Industrial Innovation Talent Award (2023)

As an advisor, he mentors 8+ students including ISSCC awardees and competition winners. His group actively recruits undergraduates for chip design projects, with students winning top honors in National Electronic Design and Mathematical Modeling competitions. Current teaching includes graduate Nonlinear Circuits and undergraduate Microcomputer Principles.

The Jiang Research Group maintains strong industry ties for student placements and collaborates with international institutions in the U.S., EU, and Macau. Lab capabilities focus on full-cycle IC design from simulation to tapeout, with recent 100V-output converters achieving 86.2% efficiency for acoustic applications.