Manager System Architect Automotive Microcontroller Robotics (f/m/div)

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As a Manager System Architect ATV Microcontroller Robotics in our Microcontroller Robotics team, you'll have the opportunity to merge creativity with your technical expertise by shaping the future of technology, driving groundbreaking projects, and bringing new ideas to life.

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Your role
Key responsibilities in your new role

· Build and maintain deep technical customer intimacy with technical decision-makers at robotics customers, strategic partners, OEMs, and ecosystem players by understanding their business-relevant application and system requirements across robotics platforms

· Analyse customer needs across robotic subsystems such as sensing, actuation, control, connectivity, safety, and power architecture, and translate them into actionable system-level insights

· Provide key technical inputs to HQ technical marketing and product teams to help define successful product strategies, platform roadmaps, and customer design-in support strategies for robotics markets

· Support identification of emerging robotics system trends, architectures, and adoption barriers across industrial, service, humanoid, consumer, and medical robotics segments and Represent the company in strategic technical discussions

· Coordinate and train local FAE and application engineering teams to support robotics projects effectively, in alignment with regional and HQ stakeholders

· Drive system-level alignment between product lines, software, tools, and reference solutions to ensure a coherent robotics value proposition

· Act as a technical bridge between customers, ecosystem partners, and internal product teams to shape scalable robotics system solutions and future platform investments

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Qualifications and skills to help you succeed

·     A degree in Electrical Engineering, Robotics, Mechatronics, Computer Engineering, Control Engineering, or a related field

· At least 5+ years of experience in robotics, automation, autonomous systems, or closely related embedded system domains, ideally with robotics OEMs, Tier1s, system integrators, or key ecosystem partners

· Deep technical understanding of robotics system architectures, including sensing, real-time control, motion systems, embedded processing, communication networks, software stacks, safety, and system integration challenges.

· Strong awareness of customer pain points, deployment constraints, and trade-offs in robotics applications such as industrial robotics, mobile robots, humanoids, service robots, or smart machines.

· Strong communication and stakeholder management skills, ability to engage with both technical and business audiences

· Experience working across cross-functional global teams, translating market needs into product requirements, and influencing ecosystem and platform strategy

· Good English language skills

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