Menlo Micro is redefining electronic switching with its proprietary Ideal Switch® technology, a new class of switch that overcomes the inherent trade-offs of traditional electromechanical relays (EMRs) and semiconductor switches. Spanning both high-frequency and power applications, the Ideal Switch product portfolio combines ultra-low loss, high linearity, fast switching and compact form factors to enable new levels of performance, density and scalability.
Adopted across some of the world’s most demanding applications, from advanced semiconductor test for memory and high-performance computing (HPC) to AI infrastructure, data centers, aerospace and defense, Menlo Micro helps customers solve critical switching challenges and build smaller, lighter and more efficient systems. The Ideal Switch enables improved signal integrity, reduced size, weight and power consumption (SWaP), and simplified architectures, helping improve system economics, accelerate innovation and bring differentiated products and capabilities to market.
The Sr. Field Applications Engineer will work with customers, regional sales managers, and manufacturers’ representatives to support successful sales conversion.
This includes any pre-sales activities, where one must assist in formulating the product specification as per the customer's needs, and accelerate the sales procedure accordingly by providing post-sales support to ensure customer projects enter production without any issues.
The ideal candidate will also need to design the training material involved in the technical field training and assist in providing field training to the sales team.
Excellent communication, verbal, and written fluency in English. Additional language expertise is a plus
This role requires domestic and international travel up to 20%.
Depending on Experience
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