Sales Director, Semiconductor Mixed Signal IP and ASIC, Various Locations (US-California, Europe, Ta
Sales Director, Semiconductor Mixed Signal IP and ASIC, Various Locations (US-California, Europe, Ta
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Manager
About the role
- Degree in Electronics Engineering or equivalent.
- Work Permit e.g. US National or visa authorization for U.S. employment.
- High-energy and self-driven with strong ability to take ownership of customer relationships, solve issues, and coordinate solutions with customers
- Team player with excellent communication and listening skills.
- Strong project management and negotiating skills.
- Experience in Semiconductor; Design, Sales, Customer Engagement, or Field Applications Engineering.
- Practical experience selling; semiconductors, IP, foundry services or ASIC.Proven success in penetrating and developing relationships with new accounts.
- Experience with Analog and Mixed Signal, ASIC, or SoC Technologies.
- Experience in detailed forecasting and sales opportunity funnel management
- Target-oriented, with a track record in sales growth combined with excellent customer satisfaction
- Working knowledge of salesforce.com or equivalent and other common software.
- Excellent presentation skills. Comfortable presenting to large groups of technical and business personnel.
- Strong semiconductor industry network with pre-existing executive relationships.
- Good knowledge base and industry background in some of the following areas: semiconductors, wireless/wireline communications, Serdes, Lidar, Radar, automotive semiconductors, etc
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