Microsoft Silicon Cloud Hardware Infrastructure Engineering (SCHIE) is seeking a Principal Systems Engineer to join their Silicon Development Compute Solutions (SDCS) team. This role is critical in architecting and managing scalable, Linux-based compute and storage infrastructure that supports silicon design workloads.
As a Principal Systems Engineer, you'll be responsible for managing high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure and services that power Microsoft's silicon innovation. The position involves close collaboration with CAD Operations, Engineering, and cross-functional teams to ensure high availability, performance, and efficiency of HPC services.
The role combines deep technical expertise in Linux systems administration, cloud infrastructure (particularly Azure), and semiconductor industry knowledge. You'll be working at the intersection of infrastructure engineering and silicon development, helping to shape the future of compute solutions that enable Microsoft's silicon innovation initiatives.
Key responsibilities include owning Linux Engineering Display and Authentication systems, implementing robust monitoring solutions, and maintaining both on-premise and cloud infrastructure. You'll also play a crucial role in mentoring team members and driving technical innovation.
The position offers competitive compensation ($139,900 - $274,800 base salary range, higher in SF Bay Area and NYC), comprehensive benefits including healthcare, educational resources, and investment options. This is a hybrid role based in Mountain View, CA, with up to 50% work from home flexibility and 0-25% travel requirements.
The ideal candidate will have advanced degrees in relevant fields with significant technical experience, Linux certification, and proven experience in semiconductor industry infrastructure. Strong skills in automation, cloud platforms, and system administration are essential, along with excellent communication abilities and problem-solving skills.
This is an excellent opportunity for a seasoned infrastructure professional who wants to make a significant impact on Microsoft's silicon development capabilities while working with cutting-edge technology and talented teams.