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Post subject: Sr. Product Marketing (RF/Wireless/Semiconductor) - SF Bay
Unread postPosted: Fri Feb 27, 2004 5:55 am

TITLE: Sr. Product Marketing Engineer (RF/Wireless & Semiconductor)

LOCATION: San Francisco Bay Area - Milpitas, CA

REQ. CODE: 1155BR

COMPANY: Credence Systems Corporation

JOB DESCRIPTION:

This individual is responsible for numerous phases of
product development and management. Key product
development activities include:

· Provide market analysis to support ongoing product
development
· Close cooperation with engineering team to guide
technical product development
· Work closely with key accounts on product
enhancements / improvements
· Develop magazine articles / white papers to enhance
product positioning
· Perform customer visits for both sales and product
development purposes

Key product management duties include:

· Develop and maintain sales / marketing collateral
material
· Maintain price list and help with pricing strategies
· Follow Engineering Change Orders (ECO) to ensure
timely implementation
· Help track SW bugs and hardware problems relating
these back to engineering
· Work with manufacturing to ensure timely shipments
and resolve build problems
· Work with multiple engineering teams to ensure
complete product capability development
· Help develop system configurations for customer
quotations
· Track key application development activities to
ensure completion
· Work with material procurement group to understand
build schedules and develop recovery plans for
material shortages
· Serve as a liaison for field application engineers
to resolve technical issues.
· Track product COGS and help implement plans to
improve COGS
· Manage build slots during peak demand periods to
ensure success with key customers

QUALIFICATIONS:

· BSEE / BSECE
· Minimum 3 years product marketing / applications
experience
· Experience in semiconductor ATE and or wireless / RF
instrumentation extremely helpful
· Excellent speaking skills and good interpersonal
skills
· Ability to travel domestically / internationally up
to 30%

For IMMEDIATE consideration, please apply at www.credence.com,
indicating Req. Code 1155BR AND send resume to connie_roucek@credence.com.

COMPANY INFORMATION:

Credence Systems Corporation (NASDAQ: CMOS) is changing the future of semiconductor production by integrating test solutions throughout the
design, validation and production processes. A leader in the
manufacture of automatic test equipment (ATE) for the global
semiconductor industry, Credence offers a wide range of systems for
the test of analog, digital, non-volatile memory, mixed-signal, SoC,
and wireless semiconductor devices typical in today’s automobile,
portable computing, consumer and communications products. Credence
and its subsidiaries also provide test program development and
debug software, engineering validation test solutions, and advanced
photon probing technology that enable faster time-to-market with lower
total cost-of-test. Headquartered in Milpitas, California, the Company
is an ISO 9001 certified manufacturer and maintains advanced production
and design facilities in Hillsboro, Oregon. More information is
available at http://www.credence.com.

Posted 11/12/2012

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