Gate charge and drive — low Qg suits direct GPIO drive
Input capacitance is 2030 pF at 10 V drain-source, so the gate drive source impedance should be low enough to charge that capacitance within the desired switching edge — a 10 Ω series resistor keeps the ringing under control without slowing the turn-on too much.
Package and thermal — LFPAK with a 150°C junction ceiling
The LFPAK package (SC-100 / SOT-669) is a surface-mount power package with an exposed drain pad on the bottom — the board copper area under that pad sets the effective thermal resistance, so a 1-inch-square copper pour on a 2-oz board is the typical starting point for 45 W dissipation.
The 60 V drain-source rating gives headroom on a 48 V bus or a 12 V automotive rail with load-dump transients — the ±20 V max gate-source rating means the gate drive must never exceed that, so a zener clamp on the gate is cheap insurance if the drive rail is noisy. At 25 A continuous drain current, the 14 mOhm Rds(on) produces about 8.75 W of conduction loss at full load — well within the 45 W package limit, but the board copper and airflow will determine whether the junction stays below 150°C in a confined enclosure.