Critical Environment Electrical Engineer

Microsoft Microsoft · Big Tech · Cheyenne, WY +1 · Electrical Engineering

This role is for a Critical Environment Electrical Engineer at Microsoft, focusing on the design, testing, and implementation of electrical systems within datacenters. The engineer will work on developing designs, creating documentation, performing tests, and ensuring project schedules are met, contributing to the core infrastructure that powers Microsoft's cloud services.

What you'd actually do

  1. Develop basic knowledge of industry trends, competitors' products, customer experience, and advances in various engineering fields. Consult with other engineers to help understand and apply advanced concepts.
  2. Assist in the creation and execution of robust, scalable, secure, and extensible designs and/or verification plans for the electrical engineering aspects of a well-defined feature or product extension (e.g., a product refresh, or line extension).
  3. Ensure that test requirements are included in documentation and specifications for a feature or product.
  4. Follow project implementation schedules to deliver the hardware engineering aspects of a well-defined feature or product. Escalate issues to management as necessary.
  5. Follow established procedures to participate in creating detailed reports and functional specifications for a well-defined product feature or extension, based on audits and information from product development and verification processes.

Skills

Required

  • Electrical engineering principles
  • Design documentation
  • Testing and verification methodologies
  • Project implementation
  • Technical reporting

Nice to have

  • Industry trends
  • Competitor analysis
  • Customer experience
  • Advanced engineering concepts
  • Intellectual property creation
  • Patent documentation
  • Device specification sheets
  • Supplier/partner technical sheets
  • Test equipment operation (oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, logic analyzers)
  • Automated testing
  • Risk assessment
  • Microsoft One culture