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Help us shape the future of Analog and Power


Do you thrive on variety, enjoy helping customers overcome technical challenges and like the sound of joining a winning team?


POSITIONS DIVISIONAL ENGINEERING MANAGER & FIELD APPLICATIONS ENGINEERS – POWER


The product portfolios of Analog Devices, Linear Technology, Maxim Integrated, STMicroelectronics, IXYS, Rohm, Renesas, Intersil and Dialog Semiconductor gives Anglia a world-class line-up of Analog and Power solutions.


As we invest today for the exciting times ahead, we are recruiting a Divisional Engineering Manager to head up our Analog Devices division and Power FAEs to support our growing customer base, designing cutting-edge power products. Working in diverse applications covering every market segment, we are looking for talented, dynamic individuals who have a strong hands-on technical background, are good with people and love to work collaboratively.


What we offer : • Exceptional salary, incentives and benefits package • Highly flexible hybrid working environment


• Comprehensive training and personal development • Become part of a highly motivated & ambitious team


This is your opportunity to help us, and our customers, shape the technology of the future as well as to shape yours.


Come join us -


we would love to meet you. For more opportunities to share your skills and advance your career, visit www.anglia.com/careers or contact john.bowman@anglia.com / 07979 695221 in confidence.


www.cieonline.co.uk www.anglia.com/careers Components in Electronics September 2022 11


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