FAE
Sales and Marketing - Electronics EU
+44 (0)118 436 2563
Join a global leader in advanced power solutions, driving innovation across industries from automotive electrification to aerospace and high-performance computing. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a pioneering initiative shaping the future of energy-efficient systems and enabling lighter, faster, and more powerful technologies.
As a Field Application Engineer (FAE), you will act as the technical bridge between customers and cutting-edge power architectures, supporting design wins, accelerating adoption of next-generation solutions, and ensuring customer success through hands-on technical expertise.
Key responsibilities
- Partner with business development and account teams to identify and qualify new opportunities
- Provide pre- and post-sales technical support, including product selection, system design, and troubleshooting
- Capture customer requirements and liaise with product engineering teams
- Deliver technical seminars, training, and hands-on product evaluations in the local lab
- Support distribution partners with technical presentations and customer engagement
- Conduct schematic reviews and provide project support for ongoing programs
- Build strong relationships with customer engineering teams throughout the sales cycle
Key requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent
- 5+ years’ experience in analog/power supply design or applications engineering
- Strong knowledge of analog circuit design and electronics techniques
- Experience in the automotive market is a plus
- Excellent communication skills in English and Italian
- Proven ability to work effectively with distribution partners and channel customers
- Self-motivated, results-oriented, and strong problem-solving skills
Location: Milan, Italy (Office-based with 30–50% travel)
Industry Focus: Automotive, Industrial, Aerospace & Defense, High-Performance Computing
If you’re passionate about power electronics and want to make a tangible impact on the future of electrification – contact Hannah Lyttle.