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Principal Software Engineering Manager - Applied Sciences Group

Microsoft

$139,900 - $304,200
Sep 25, 2025
Redmond, WA, US
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Microsoft's Applied Sciences Group is looking to create the future of devices and experiences, and needs a Principal Software Engineering Manager to architect solutions, partner across product and engineering teams, and ensure high code quality, maintainability and performance.

Requirements

  • Experience with software development, systems programming, performance engineering and owning production code
  • Experience with coding in languages including, but not limited to, C, C++, C-Sharp, Java, JavaScript, or Python
  • Cross-disciplinary expertise intersecting hardware and software, bridging low-level and high-level engineering.
  • Cross-platform experience authoring software for different operating systems, toolchains and silicon.
  • Experience collaborating with hardware, firmware and application teams, architecting, implementing and debugging systems that cross hardware/software boundaries.
  • Experience with new technology development.

Responsibilities

  • Lead scoping, definition, architecture, design and implementation of features.
  • Review architecture, designs and code for quality and adherence to technical standards.
  • Plan and prioritize work, from prototype to production.
  • Collaborate with partner teams on research, development and planning.
  • Mentor, guide and help unblock others.
  • Manage people and drive clarity in ambiguous environments, making sound decisions and offering evidence-based arguments.

Other

  • 4+ years of people management experience
  • Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or related technical field
  • Ability to work in ambiguous uncharted areas and the experience, creativity and technical depth to identify gaps, acquire missing information, align requirements and choose the right direction
  • Effectively conveying the work you've completed, highlighting its significance, and demonstrating how it distinguishes itself from other projects
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