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To support technical engagements and pre-sales activities for Low Frequency (LF) simulation solutions in the automotive sector across Chennai and the adjoining geography. The candidate will work closely with application engineers, sales teams, and automotive Tier-1/Tier-2 suppliers to demonstrate simulation-driven product development methodologies using electromagnetic and multi-physics tools 1. Technical Support & Customer Engagement Support technical discussions with automotive Tier-1 and Tier-2 suppliers on low-frequency electromagnetic applications. Participate in customer meetings, technical workshops, and proof-of-concept discussions. 2. Simulation & Application Engineering Generate technical reports and tailor presentations based on outcomes from existing content and technical findings for customers and internal stakeholders. Assist in developing industry-specific solution workflows and best practices. 3. Technical Events & Marketing Support Assist in conducting technical seminars, webinars, workshops, and customer training programs. Prepare application notes, technical presentations, and demonstration models. Support participation in automotive technology events and industry conferences. 4. Learning & Skill Development Undergo structured training on electromagnetic simulation, multiphysics workflows, and automotive applications. Develop expertise in electric machine design, power electronics, and system-level simulation. Stay updated on emerging trends in EV development, autonomous systems, and sustainable mobility. Requirements B.E/B.Tech graduate in the stream of EEE or relevant. Good knowledge of the Electrical core concepts Good communication and inter personal skills .
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