Senior Electrical Engineer
Microsoft
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This role pays less than 58% of similar roles. Most pay $132,000–$187,937 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $150k versus about $160k for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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Dell Technologies is a US-based technology company that designs and sells PCs, servers, storage and networking hardware, along with related software and IT services. Its product lines include the XPS, Latitude and Alienware PCs and the PowerEdge server and PowerStore storage families.
Dell Technologies currently has 76 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $174,000–$235,000 across 73 roles with salary data.
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As an Electrical Senior Engineer on the Hardware Engineering team, you will develop enterprise-class hardware solutions across various product lines. You will solve complex engineering problems by collaborating with firmware, mechanical, power, and thermal engineers to ensure products meet specific program goals. Your daily responsibilities include authoring design guides and specifications, driving architectural direction for next-generation platforms, and coordinating with manufacturing partners to execute designs against specified architectures. The role requires expertise in the analysis and debugging of complex printed circuit boards and experience with computer architecture. You will work with technologies including x86, ARM SoCs, DDR4/DDR5, NVMeoF, PCIe, GPUs, and DPUs. The position focuses on developing high-performance hardware for data centers and enterprise environments, requiring proficiency in high-speed interfaces such as SAS or Ethernet to ensure reliability and performance across the product lifecycle.
What does a Electrical Engineer earn?
Median $150000 from 134 postings across 22 companies.
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