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The Manager II - Planning role involves overseeing production and material planning across multiple product lines, leading the SIOP process, collaborating with various departments, managing inventory activities, mentoring staff, and driving continuous improvement in supply chain processes.

The Quality Engineer II ensures products meet quality standards by providing quality assurance support, conducting audits, and engaging with manufacturing and suppliers. Responsibilities include using Six Sigma methodologies for problem resolution, First Article Inspections, and performance analysis of supplier quality systems. Continuous Improvement activities are also part of the role, aiming to enhance overall product quality and process efficiency.

The Senior Specialist in Program Management is responsible for monitoring contract progress, ensuring customer requirements are met, managing project schedules, and facilitating communication between customers and internal teams at Microchip Technology. The role requires coordination and reporting on various operational aspects from order inception to final shipment while maintaining quality levels and customer relations.

The role involves creating and maintaining FPGA IP units and full system designs for network timing equipment. Responsibilities include collaboration with cross-functional teams, design documentation, simulation, hardware testing, and support for software development related to FPGA units.

The Analyst-Tax position involves assisting in the preparation of the company’s income tax provisions and returns, including federal, state, and foreign filings. The role requires data analysis, research on tax legislation, and collaboration with various departments. The ideal candidate is self-motivated with a passion for learning and attention to detail.

The Technical Program Manager will lead contract funded and IR&D projects from concept to delivery while managing multidisciplinary teams in various technical areas including GPS and RF systems. Responsibilities include overseeing system reviews, ensuring project success, and supporting business negotiations.

As a Principal Engineer-Design at Microchip, you will lead the verification of PCIe Switches by defining plans, building environments, writing test cases, and supporting ASIC validations. You will work with advanced verification techniques and tools to ensure high performance and reliability in integrated silicon devices.

The Tech Staff Engineer will focus on ASIC/SoC verification at both subsystem and full chip levels, developing testbench architecture, test plans, simulation, and debugging. The role requires familiarity with low power verification methodologies and detailed knowledge of NVMe and PCIe protocols, as well as strong communication skills and teamwork.

The Technical Staff Engineer will design RTL for SoC subsystems, perform pre-silicon design testing, support emulation, and contribute to post-silicon integration and validation. Responsibilities include mentoring, leading design ownership, and effective cross-team communication to solve technical challenges in developing advanced memory controller products.

Lead cross-functional teams in the HW/FW co-development and verification of System-On-Chip devices, utilizing state-of-the-art emulators. Responsibilities include managing projects, troubleshooting complex embedded systems, and presenting technical information effectively.

The Technical Staff Engineer will create micro-architecture specifications, design RTL and support verification, develop constraints, review test plans, and assist emulation and firmware teams in hardware bring-up. Collaboration and leadership in IC design focused on PCIe and CXL technology for data centers is essential.

As a Principal FAE - Embedded Solutions Engineer, you will deliver technical solutions for clients while supporting design wins and driving revenue through engagement with sales teams. Responsibilities include pre-sales and post-sales support, FPGA requirements analysis, and client training on Microchip solutions, all while operating within a collaborative global team.

As a Principal Engineer - Design at Microchip Technology, you will design complex digital integrated circuits, define feature sets, support emulation and validation, and collaborate with teams to resolve issues and justify design decisions. You will leverage extensive experience in ASIC design flows and various verification tools.

The Technical Staff Engineer is responsible for verifying ASIC implementations and conducting ASIC Design Audits. They will participate in RTL implementation, support post-layout timing closure, verify timing constraints, and perform Static Timing Analysis using industry-standard tools. The role requires collaboration with the design team and involves using tools like Genus and Tempus for effective implementation.

The Principal Engineer - Design will be responsible for designing complex digital integrated circuits, supporting validation and emulation, communicating with teams for issue resolution, and defining design features. They will work on ASIC design flows and utilize design and verification tools, as well as manage low power methodology.

As a Principal Engineer-Design, you will design complex digital integrated circuits, define features and implementation details, support emulation and validation, and communicate with team members and architects to resolve issues and justify design decisions. You will also be involved in debugging and utilizing various design and verification tools.

As a Senior .Net Full Stack Developer at Microchip Technology, you will build software using the .NET framework, architect web applications, collaborate on designs, and ensure scalability while also providing technical support. Responsibilities include coding, testing, and enhancing existing software, as well as working closely with internal teams.

The role involves designing user interfaces within AEM, utilizing Figma for creating wireframes and prototypes, and developing high-quality frontend components using CSS, SASS/LESS, HTML, and JavaScript. Collaboration with UX/UI designers and stakeholders is essential for translating design into functional interfaces. The position also focuses on performance optimization and integrating components with AEM.

This role involves supporting customers in integrating Microchip's devices, specifically focusing on high-speed automotive applications, including camera and display systems. Responsibilities include generating design collateral, debugging software and firmware, and providing technical support throughout production.

This role involves administration and technology management for systems developed by the Government Systems group. Responsibilities include compliance documentation, performing system security hardening, system design, integration and testing, and mechanical design updates with a focus on DOD compliance.