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Senior Staff Product Application Engineer Embedded Software for Automotive at Infineon Technologies AG Australia

Dresden, Saxony, Germany -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

12 Feb, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

14 Nov, 25

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

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Skills

Embedded Software, Automotive Applications, Performance Studies, Algorithm Optimization, Real-Time Behavior, Memory Constraints, Processing Power, Collaboration, Communication, Technical Presentation, Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Diversity, Inclusion

Industry

Semiconductor Manufacturing

Description

Apply now to be part of our dynamic team! Participate in application focused performance studies with regards to execution time, power consumption, real-time behavior and other relevant aspects for embedded applications Guide customers in optimizing their algorithms and applications to address constraints on memory and processing power in embedded devices Collaborate closely with various departments, global sites, and universities in your field A degree in Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science or Electrical Engineering Ability to communicate and present technical context to internal and external stakeholders We are on a journey to create the best Infineon for everyone. This means we embrace diversity and inclusion and welcome everyone for who they are. At Infineon, we offer a working environment characterized by trust, openness, respect and tolerance and are committed to give all applicants and employees equal opportunities. We base our recruiting decisions on the applicant´s experience and skills.

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Responsibilities

Participate in application focused performance studies for embedded applications. Guide customers in optimizing their algorithms and applications to address constraints on memory and processing power.