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Application Engineer at Renesas Electronics

Hello Dear Readers, 

Currently, Renesas Electronics has a vacancy for an Application Engineer role.

As a graduate AE, you will be supporting customers by answering technical support issues that come in through our ticketing systems and the community forums (Renesas RULZ) which is undergoing expansion in 2024.

The role involves providing technical support for customer problems which are posted through the web or online - as well as provide customers with solutions that will promote Renesas products across our entire portfolio. The role requires working closely with the second level engineering teams to solve problems and taking responsibility to close out the issues to the satisfaction of the customer.

The role requires interfacing with a broad applications engineering teams throughout Renesas, on a wide range of products, communicating with teams in US, Asia, Europe and Japan. The role is located in our Bangalore office. The role will be mentored within our local engineering team to ensure that you gain hands on training and experience of the component you are supporting and develop great technical skills in both theory and practical usage of the exciting range of analog and power technologies at Renesas electronics. This would additionally give further scope of career progression within the technical community at Renesas.


Experience:

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or higher preferred or equivalent work experience
  • Any intern or project experience with exposure on MCU/ MPUs a plus.

Skills:

  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills, both oral and written
  • Self-driven: initiative and has strong problem-solving skills
  • Excellent organizational skills with attention to detail
  • Strong working knowledge in Microsoft Office products
  • An active interest in MCU and MPU devices, Digital design exposure.
  • Understanding of basic operations on MCU based designs.
  • Basic understanding on simple design parameters and selection of right MCU
  • Basic knowledge on software design tools and debugging methods as well analytical Skills
  • Good Knowledge in C Programming is Plus

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