Microsoft's Hardware teams consist of progressive, diverse, and exceptionally creative professionals who design, test and manufacture some of the best-loved entertainment devices in the world. Our teams ship tens of millions of hardware products every year including the Xbox 360, Xbox One, Xbox One X, a full accessories lineup, and more. Microsoft is the destination for the brightest minds in entertainment device design. Come be part of what's next! The Xbox Hardware development team is seeking an experienced electrical engineering candidate to lead the electrical development of our next generation accessories. The successful candidate is one who enjoys bringing both technical and tactical expertise to cross-disciplinary teams and is excited about leading system-level and sub-system designs through fast-paced product development cycles. A strong mix of technical breadth and depth will allow you to work cross-functionally with different disciplines (Industrial Design, Mechanical, Electrical,
As a Senior Electrical Engineer you will be responsible for leading the system design and verification/validation including (but not limited to): Developing a holistic system-level solution for complex, integrated entertainment devices • Specifying, designing (schematic capture, PCB layout, BOM, cost analysis, prototyping), implementing and verifying electrical subsystems • Development of subsystem requirements by working with team members to evaluate different solution options for functionality, cost and risk • Developing electrical solutions, implementing, verifying and supporting in production
A BS in Electrical Engineering is a minimum requirement, MS preferred 7 + years of experience designing, implementing, and shipping consumer electronics products • A solid understanding of core engineering principles, circuit design and analysis is required. This includes: Analog, digital and mixed signal circuit design Circuit simulation System architecture and modeling Signal integrity • Familiarity with common high-speed interfaces such as USB, SATA, PCIe, memory, and I2C.. • Experience with a variety of lab equipment, including but not limited to oscilloscopes, electronics loads, DMM's, automation