Account Field Application Engineer
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Elettrotecnica in Milano
WeAreIn for jobs that impact everyone's life. Bridging needs with innovation - where customer challenges become our next big idea. As an Account Field Application Engineer on our Customer Collaboration and Technical Marketing team, work hand‐in‐hand with our customers, enabling them to transform our products into cutting‐edge designs, all while building long‐lasting partnerships that thrive on success.
Your Role Key responsibilities in your new role. Infineon Technologies is strengthening its presence in Italy and seeking a highly motivated Account Field Application Engineer (FAE) to take a lead role within our Sales, Marketing, and Distribution (SMD) team, serving our worldwide automotive customers. You'll drive demand creation and deliver tailored solutions across Infineon's portfolio - from system innovation and evaluation to design and final mass product - while building trustful partnerships through excellent customer relations.
Be the first-level technical contact for our key Italian and EMEA automotive customers,
positioning Infineon's full product portfolio across the automotive landscape
Drive and orchestrate design-in and support design wins and be the expert for Infineon product solutions with a focus on analog and power products
Support development of modern automotive electronic systems (E/E architectures, SDV, ECUs), guiding customers through system design and product evaluation
Understand and translate customers' application and product requirements into inputs for future Infineon products
Help validate customers' applications on-site
Collaborate with the European FAE team, Account Management, Product Experts, and Business Lines to deliver innovative, customer-tailored solutions
Prepare and deliver customer presentations and product/application training
Your Profile Qualifications and skills to help you succeed.
Degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Information Technology, or a related field
3+ years of experience in the semiconductor and automot