Senior Design Engineer

Microsoft is seeking a Senior Design Engineer to join their Artificial Intelligence System on Chip (AISoC) Silicon team. This role is part of Microsoft's Silicon team, which builds custom silicon for a diverse set of systems ranging from innovative consumer products like Xbox to high-performance Azure cloud servers, clients, and augmented reality.

The ideal candidate should be a self-starter who thrives in a cutting-edge technical environment. They will be part of the design team driving many facets of high performance, high bandwidth designs. Tasks include working on Intellectual Property (IP) microarchitecture specification, Register Transfer Level (RTL) design, synthesis, and System on Chip (SOC) integration on different subsystems.

Key responsibilities include:

• Delivering successful IP or ASIC/SOC designs
• Digital Design including microarchitecture specification development, RTL coding in Verilog/System Verilog, and CDC/Lint closure
• Synthesis, Timing constraints, Power, Performance, Area (PPA) trade-offs and Post-Silicon Debug
• Designing Fabric/Network On Chip or Networking ASICs or Complex Control Logic
• Interacting with various teams, including architecture, verification, and physical design

Required qualifications include 7+ years of related technical engineering experience or equivalent education and experience in electrical engineering, computer engineering, or computer science. The role requires expertise in digital design, ASIC/SOC design, and experience with deep sub-micron technologies.

Microsoft offers a competitive salary range of $117,200 - $229,200 per year, with higher ranges for specific locations like the San Francisco Bay area and New York City. The company also provides industry-leading healthcare, educational resources, savings and investments options, parental leave, and other benefits.

This role presents an exciting opportunity to work on cutting-edge silicon technology at one of the world's leading tech companies, contributing to innovative products that impact millions of users worldwide.