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Field Application Engineer (AI Processing)

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edison smartSan Jose (CA)
Computer Systems Engineers/ArchitectsSemiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$200,000

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About the role

This job description provides a comprehensive overview of the Senior Field Application Engineer position at Edison Smart, including salary range, responsibilities, skills required, and company background. However, it could benefit from improved formatting for clarity and focus, such as better separation of sections and removal of irrelevant or repetitive content. Here is a refined version:
Job Title: Senior Field Application Engineer (AI Processing Chips) | San Jose
Salary Range: Up to $200,000 + commissions
Company: Edison Smart, a global provider of specialized recruitment solutions supporting innovative technology companies.
Position Overview: Join an innovative AI chip processing startup in San Jose, developing solutions that power AI processing and memory storage for large data centers. As a Field Application Engineer, you will lead technical engagement with partners and customers, developing and executing advanced AI chip solutions. This hybrid role is based in San Jose.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Lead technical engagement with partners and customers.
  • Develop and execute AI chip solutions.
  • Collaborate with engineering and commercial teams.
  • Required Skills and Technologies:
  • Experience in Application Engineering.
  • Understanding of AI Processing, CXL, and Data Processing.
  • Knowledge of software and hardware used in AI Processing.
  • Strong collaboration skills.
Additional Information
Seniority level: Mid-Senior level
Employment type: Full-time
Industries: Computer and Network Security, Software Development, Telecommunications

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