FPGA Product Marketing Leader

Microchip Technology Inc.; Chandler (AZ); On-site; USD 91,000 - 232,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Retirement plans

ESPP program

Job summary

Microchip Technology Inc. is seeking a Product Marketing Manager to own the strategic and tactical marketing for FPGA products, defining roadmaps, driving go-to-market strategies, managing lifecycle, and ensuring revenue and margin growth.

You will work closely with engineering, sales, applications, and corporate marketing teams to position Microchip’s FPGA solutions competitively in the marketplace. The successful candidate will influence product positioning, pricing, and briefings, while

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field (MBA preferred).
• 12+ years of relevant experience.
• 5+ years in semiconductor product marketing experience.
• Proven track record in defining product strategies, managing product lifecycle, and driving business development.
• Strong technical understanding of semiconductor architectures and applications.

Responsibilities

• Define product strategy and roadmap aligned with market trends.
• Go-to-market plans, including pricing, messaging, and collateral development.
• Develop competitive positioning and intelligence for sales teams.
• Collaborate with engineering to prioritize features and support worldwide field teams.
• Identify opportunities and build relationships with customers and ecosystem partners.

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field (MBA preferred)

Job description

Microchip Technology Inc. is seeking a Product Marketing Manager to own the strategic and tactical marketing for FPGA products, defining roadmaps, driving go-to-market strategies, managing lifecycle, and ensuring revenue and margin growth.

You will work closely with engineering, sales, applications, and corporate marketing teams to position Microchip’s FPGA solutions competitively in the marketplace. The successful candidate will influence product positioning, pricing, and briefings, while