Compute Interconnect IP Planner (Product Manager)
$149,100 - $215,925 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$149,100 - $215,925 per year
About the role
- Drive the definition, trade‐off analysis, and convergence of next‐generation hard and soft IP solutions that enable various FPGA end markets and applications
- Coordinate with business stakeholders and customers to continuously drive market requirements into the product definition and solutions roadmap
- Generate specific product requirements
- Maintain and communicate a detailed IP product roadmap
- Coordinate with peers to align interdependent programs and solutions
- Manage and track input to engineering execution and change management processes
- Desired Competencies
- Business acumen – understanding of business and technical challenges and landscape
- Leadership – ability to define, influence, and drive decisions proactively
- Presence and Communications – ability to facilitate engagement and open communication in stressful situations, articulate ideas and concepts to promote change, and communicate goals and plans to executive staff and critical project stakeholders
- Strong interpersonal skills – willingness to speak up to ensure success of program, understand the diverse perspectives of stakeholders and work with them to resolve differences
- Initiative – comfort driving unchartered, high‐paced programs in a dynamic team environment
- Strong analytical skills – data‐driven and detailed with strong problem‐solving skills, ability to structure complicated issues and find creative solutions to business challenges
- Technical depth and understanding of semiconductor IP solutions for FPGA or ASICTechnical depth and understanding of FPGA development tool flows and solutions
- Direct experience in architecting FPGA-based solutions for an end market/application
- Industry knowledge of dynamics, trends, success factors, and competitive forces in FPGA end markets/applications
- Experience in a customer‐facing and engagement role
- Relevant product planning/management or technical marketing experience
- Job Type and Location
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