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Principal Design Engineer
A Principal Design Engineer is a senior technical leader who owns significant design responsibility across their organization's products or systems, balancing hands-on technical work with mentorship and cross-functional strategy. The role varies by context: design engineers focused on user experience and interfaces may code prototypes and shape product direction, while those in hardware or chip design manage complete engineering lifecycles from concept through manufacturing or deployment. The position typically requires deep expertise in a specialized domain, proven ability to influence product strategy, and skill in elevating the capability of engineers and designers around them.
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Principal Design Engineer
GE Appliances
Louisville, KY
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Principal Design Engineer
Micron Technology
Full-time · San Jose, CA · $176,000 – $298,000
Micron is seeking a senior IC design engineer to lead the development of high-speed memory interface blocks while pioneering AI-first methodologies across the design workflow. This role suits experienced electrical engineers ready to champion AI adoption in chip design, mentor others in AI-augmented practices, and take technical ownership of complex analog and digital blocks.
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Principal Design Engineer
Crusoe
Denver, CO · $200,000 – $240,000
Crusoe seeks a Principal Design Engineer to own the complete lifecycle engineering of their Spark modular data center product line, managing electrical, mechanical, thermal, and structural design from concept through manufacturing partnership and deployment. This role suits experienced engineers with deep expertise across power systems, structural analysis, and safety standards who can translate aggressive product roadmaps into manufacturable systems at scale.
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