Remote FPGA Field Applications Engineer - UK

Arrow Electronics, Inc.; Harlow; Hybride; GBP 55 000 - 85 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Company car or car allowance

Remote work option

Comprehensive training

Résumé du poste

Arrow Electronics, Inc. is seeking a Technology Field Application Engineer – FPGA to join its UK & Ireland team.

You will support customers’ R&D and engineering teams in selecting FPGA technologies and components for their designs, and work with suppliers and internal teams to deliver FPGA-based solutions. This UK-based role offers remote work from home or the Harlow office, with regular travel across the UK and Ireland.

Qualifications

• Degree in electronics engineering or equivalent practical experience.
• Strong understanding of FPGA technology and its applications.
• Experience in FPGA electronic design would be an advantage.
• Fluent in English.
• Willing to travel across the UK and Ireland.

Responsabilités

• Support customers in selecting FPGA technologies and components for their development projects.
• Work with customers across different stages of the design process, from early technical discussions to implementation.
• Help grow Arrow’s FPGA business in the UK and Ireland in cooperation with our local Field Application Engineering team.
• Prepare and deliver technical training, events and meetings for customers and suppliers.
• Provide technical guidance based on customer needs, supplier strategy and market trends.

Connaissances

Electronics

FPGA technology

Customer communication

English proficiency

Formation

Degree in electronics engineering

Description du poste

Arrow Electronics, Inc. is seeking a Technology Field Application Engineer – FPGA to join its UK & Ireland team.

You will support customers’ R&D and engineering teams in selecting FPGA technologies and components for their designs, and work with suppliers and internal teams to deliver FPGA-based solutions. This UK-based role offers remote work from home or the Harlow office, with regular travel across the UK and Ireland.