Senior Field Applications Engineer (Silicon)

Job Title

Senior Field Applications Engineer (Silicon)

Role Summary

Provide technical field applications engineering support for Arm silicon-related products to customers and partners. Work with sales and engineering teams to accelerate customer evaluation, integration, and adoption of Arm silicon solutions.

This is a customer-facing, cross-functional role that combines technical troubleshooting, demonstration development, and guidance on silicon bring-up and performance.

Experience Level

Senior-level. Years of experience not specified.

Responsibilities

Key responsibilities include:

• Provide technical support and troubleshooting for silicon and SoC bring-up with customers.
• Collaborate with sales, product engineering, and partners to drive customer engagements and technical evaluations.
• Develop and deliver technical demonstrations, benchmarks, and reference integrations.
• Identify and reproduce customer issues, coordinate fixes, and communicate status to stakeholders.
• Document solutions, best practices, and hand over learnings to internal teams.

Requirements

Must-have and preferred qualifications:

• Must-have: Proven experience in field applications engineering or similar customer-facing technical roles focused on silicon, SoC, or hardware bring-up; strong debugging and problem-solving skills; effective communication with customers and engineering teams.
• Nice-to-have: Experience with Arm architecture, silicon validation, performance benchmarking, scripting for test automation, or prior work in semiconductor or SoC environments.
• Location: Hybrid role based in Austin, Texas.

Education Requirements

Not specified.

About the Company

Company: Arm

Headquarters: Cambridge, United Kingdom

Arm designs semiconductor intellectual property and processor architectures, including CPUs, GPUs, and system IP, used across mobile, embedded, and cloud computing. The company licenses technology to chipmakers, provides software tools and security frameworks, and partners broadly across the semiconductor ecosystem.