Field Application Engineer

26 set - Lazio
Ic Resources

Join a global technology leader at the forefront of automotive electrification, aerospace, AI, and high-performance computing, developing advanced power solutions that are shaping the future of electronics.
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As a Field Application Engineer, you'll become the trusted technical advisor to customers, helping them bring cutting-edge designs to life.
Working at the intersection of engineering and customer engagement, you'll support design wins, influence product selection, and accelerate the adoption of innovative, energy-efficient power technologies.
This is a dynamic, customer-facing role combining pre- and post-sales technical support, design reviews, schematic analysis, product demonstrations,



and close collaboration with business development, R&D; teams, and distribution partners.
Based onsite in Milan with *****% travel, you'll need a degree in Electrical Engineering, at least three years' experience in analog or power electronics design or applications, and strong communication skills in both English and Italian.
Experience within the automotive sector would be a distinct advantage.
Whether you're an engineer looking to move into a customer-facing technical role or an experienced Field Application Engineer ready for your next challenge, this is an exciting opportunity to work on market-leading technologies and play a key role in the future of electrification.
Interested?
xpavfwm Contact Hannah Lyttle.

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