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Senior Principal Electrical Systems Architect

Posted 4 days ago

dellAustin (TX)

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About the role

Senior Principal Electrical Systems Architect From applied research to advanced engineering, the Engineering Technologist team has the expertise to shape ground-breaking products, material, and processes. It's a fascinating field of work. We're involved in assessing the competition, developing technology and product strategies, and generating intellectual property. We lead technology investigations, analyze industry capabilities, and recommend potential acquisitions or vendor partner opportunities. Our insights influence product architecture and definitions. And we work with colleagues across the business to ensure our products always lead the way. Join us to do the best work of your career and make a profound social impact as a Senior Principal Electrical Systems Architect on our Engineering Technologist team in Austin, Texas. Dell Technologies is seeking a Senior Electrical Engineer to join our Fixed Architecture Team, where innovation meets leadership. This role is ideal for a seasoned engineer who thrives on solving complex challenges, guiding high-performing teams, and shaping the future of desktop computing. What you'll achieve: As a Senior Principal Electrical Systems Architect, you'll lead the electrical architecture and technical strategy for next-generation desktop platforms while guiding engineering teams through all phases of product development. You'll drive advanced investigations, technology assessments, and prototype development, ensuring alignment with product architecture, business objectives, and long-term platform strategy. In this role, you'll collaborate closely with cross-functional leaders and engineering teams to ill also leverage data, dashboards, and engineering insights to improve development predictability, product performance, and execution efficiency, helping drive innovation and successful product outcomes.

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