Senior Engineer I - Applications

Overview As a Senior Applications Engineer in Microchip’s USB and Networking (UNG) unit, you will shape how customers use PCIe and USB products by developing evaluation platforms, drivers, and technical collateral. You’ll bridge design, product, and marketing to drive new applications and market opportunities. You will educate customers and internal teams through training and webinars, while providing hands-on technical support to strategic customers. This role places you at the forefront of high-speed signaling and embedded software in a globally respected, values-driven organization. Compensation / Benefitshealth benefits start day oneretirement savings plansRSUs and quarterly bonusESP P program with 2 year look-backcompetitive base paycareer development programs ResponsibilitiesDevelop and support evaluation platform PCBs for PCIe and USB productsSupport Linux, Windows and RTOS drivers for USB/PCIe to Ethernet bridges and PCIe switch productsPlan and coordinate driver development and maintenance across Windows, Linux, RTOS, and macOSCreate technical collateral such as application notes, data sheets, and reference designsDeliver technical training (webinars, workshops) to customers, sales, and field engineersProvide direct technical support to sales, field application engineers and key customersCollaborate with Design, Product/Test and Marketing teamsAssist Marketing and Sales in identifying new applications and markets and define new products Key requirementsBachelor degree in electrical engineering or equivalent with 5 years of experienceDemonstrated experience with PCIe, Ethernet, and high-speed signaling technologiesExperience with communication protocols such as SPI, I2C, UARTStrong written communication for engineering documentationStrong C/C++, Python, and shell scripting skillsUnderstanding of electrical system design including mixed signal circuitsBasic understanding of embedded software/firmware and Linux developmentStrong analytical and problem-solving skills with attention to detailstrong written communicationteam collaborationcustomer-facing communicationPCIeEthernethigh-speed signaling