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Sr. Product Marketing Manager
AMD · San Jose, CA · Posted 52 days ago
THE ROLE: AMD is seeking a strategic and customer-focused product marketing professional to support its embedded processor product portfolio. This role will collaborate closely with sales, engineering, factory, and field teams to secure new customer designs, guide design wins through production ramp, and identify emerging market opportunities.
The ideal candidate combines strong engineering knowledge with product marketing expertise and can translate complex technical capabilities into compelling customer value propositions. This individual will also engage with customers and executives, analyze market and competitive trends, and provide insights that help shape future product development.
THE PERSON: The successful candidate is a high-energy, self-driven, and detail-oriented professional who approaches challenges with sound judgment, logical thinking, and strong business acumen. They are comfortable working across technical and commercial teams and can effectively communicate complex processor technologies to customers, sales teams, and executive stakeholders.
This person should demonstrate initiative, thoroughness, and the ability to operate effectively in a fast-paced, cross-functional environment. Strong verbal, written, and presentation skills are essential.
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