A hot swap power delivery circuit. Specifically, the hot swap power delivery circuit is used for controlling current to a load. The hot swap power delivery circuit comprises a field effect transistor (FET), a ramp circuit, and a source follower feedback circuit. The FET comprises a gate, a source, and a drain. The ramp circuit is coupled to the gate of the FET, and is used for delivering current to a load that is coupled to the source of the FET. The source follower feedback circuit is coupled to the source and the gate and is used for de-linearizing an output voltage on said source affecting the delivery of the current.