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Job Description:

  • Driving FPGA Adoption: Identify, influence, and enable the adoption of Altera FPGA-based solutions at key customer accounts.
  • Collaboration & Teamwork: Work effectively within a cross-functional team, including Field Sales Engineers, other FAEs, Factory Applications Engineers, Product Marketing, and Business Development.
  • Relationship Building: Cultivate strong relationships with customer engineering teams to identify, develop, and expand new opportunities within assigned accounts.
  • Product Expertise: Possess deep knowledge of the FPGA product portfolio to drive sales in established product lines and seed growth in emerging markets.
  • Solution Positioning: Articulate the value proposition of Altera FPGAs, demonstrating how they provide optimal solutions for specific customer applications.
  • Technical Assistance: Assist customers with architecture definition, solution evaluation, design and implementation of product requirements using FPGAs, IP, and development tools.
  • Technical Demonstrations & Support: Develop and deliver compelling product demonstrations, participate in on-site customer visits to assist with product design and reviews, ensure customer requirements are met throughout the design process.
  • Customer Issue Resolution: Build strong relationships with customer teams to facilitate rapid resolution of technical issues and ensure high levels of customer satisfaction.
  • Problem Solving & Analysis: Analyze data to diagnose problems, reproduce errors, and resolve or escalate customer issues effectively.
  • Feedback & Product Improvement: Provide timely feedback to manufacturing and product teams regarding product issues, future requirements, and market trends.

Requirements:

  • 3+ years of experience in hardware engineering
  • Experience in FPGA, ASIC, and/or digital design
  • Experience with FPGA development tools (e.g., include Quartus, Vivado, etc.)
  • Experience with VHDL or Verilog or System Verilog or OpenCL or high-level synthesis tools (HLS)
  • BSEE or related electrical/electronic degree
  • Post Bachelor’s degree preferred
  • Experience in technical sales, applications, technical marketing, technical product marketing
  • Additional industry experience (examples include embedded SoC design, ASIC, ASSP, CPU, microcontrollers, microprocessor architecture, ARM based processor solutions, board level design, DSP, signal integrity, etc.)

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