Gate charge and switching speed
Total gate charge is 48 nC at 10 V — a moderate figure that lets a standard gate driver (e.g., 1 A peak) switch the FET in under 100 ns. The input capacitance of 1543 pF at 25 V drain bias is low enough that the driver's output impedance, not the Miller plateau, sets the turn-on edge in most 100–500 kHz converters.
Thermal and package reality
The 8-PowerTDFN (PQFN 3x3) package dissipates 2.8 W at 25 °C ambient when the exposed paddle is soldered to a copper land on the PCB — without that thermal connection the RthJA rises sharply, and the 11 A rating becomes thermally limited long before the silicon hits its 150 °C junction limit. The ±25 V maximum gate rating gives headroom for 12 V or 15 V gate drives without a zener clamp.