Microsoft
Principal Silicon Engineer
United States, California, Mountain View · Principal
Sponsorship not specified$143k-$275kDetected 12 hours ago
PythonMATLABAzureCloud PlatformsElectrical EngineeringSimulink
About the role
- Microsoft Silicon, Cloud Hardware, and Infrastructure Engineering (SCHIE) is the team behind Microsoft's expanding Cloud Infrastructure and responsible for powering Microsoft's "Intelligent Cloud" mission.
- We are looking for a Principal Silicon Engineer to join the team.
Responsibilities
- Design and verify PLL cores for custom SerDes interface IP
Requirements
- Ability to meet Microsoft, customer and/or government security screening requirements are required for this role.
- As Microsoft's cloud business continues to grow the ability to deploy new offerings and hardware infrastructure on time, in high volume with high quality and lowest cost is of paramount importance.
Nice to have
- 1+ year(s) experience working on or leading projects from beginning-to-end.
- 10+ years of experience in high-speed clocking and PLL design
- Experience with deep sub-micron nodes and hands on layout optimization experience
- Ability to review DV waveforms and debug calibration related issues
- Post silicon validation
- Python, Perl & other scripting languages for post silicon validation
- Matlab (Simulink) & modeling
- Analog Behavioural Modeling (ABM)
Compensation
- $143k-$275k
Company info
- Our focus is on smart growth, high efficiency, and delivering a trusted experience to customers and partners worldwide and we are looking for engineers to help achieve that mission.
Equal opportunity
- equal opportunity employer.
- If you need assistance with religious accommodations and/or a reasonable accommodation due to a disability during the
Visa & Work Authorization
- This role will require access to information that is controlled for export under export control regulations, potentially under the U
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