Posted 1mo ago

Customer Experience Sampling Engineer

@ Lenovo
Morrisville, North Carolina, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Responsibilities:System review, Collaborate for debugging, Create presentations
Requirements Summary:Bachelor's degree in related field; familiarity with PC hardware and Windows OS; strong analytical and communication skills; detail-oriented; able to work some evening hours.
Technical Tools Mentioned:PowerPoint, Windows OS, Drivers
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Job Description
Lenovo’s Quality team is looking for a Customer Experience Sampling (CXS) Engineer who’s excited to shape the future of our PCs before they ever reach customers. If you love digging into new technology, uncovering hidden issues, and influencing products used by millions, this role puts you at the center of it all.
As a CXS Engineer, you’ll work hands‑on with pre‑release and newly launched hardware, pushing systems to their limits to find defects, usability gaps, and real‑world customer pain points. Your insights will directly guide global engineering teams and help elevate the end‑to‑end Lenovo experience.
You’ll build deep expertise across PC hardware, subsystems, Windows OS behavior, and drivers, while collaborating with teams around the world inside one of the most innovative technology companies on the planet.
Responsibilities:
System review, problem identification and reporting
Collaborate with engineering teams for problem reproduction and debug
Create polished PowerPoint presentations, visual summaries, and short videos that clearly communicate issues, insights, and recommendations to global teams
Customer and market research
Basic Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in related field

Preferred Qualifications:
Familiarity with PC hardware and Windows OS
Strong analytical, problem solving and strategic abilities
Strong verbal and written communication
Strong attention to detail
Flexibility to work some evening hours
Team player attitude with the ability to work proactively & autonomously
Passionate about technology