Technical Marketing Engineer

Job Summary

The Enterprise Storage group builds, launches, and manages the lifecycle of NetApp products which drives the world's most demanding IT environments in the datacenter and in the cloud.

In this role, as a product TME (Technical Marketing Engineer) you will collaborate with field technical teams, product management, engineering, product marketing, and other essential partners. Your primary focus will be on delivering product collateral, testing and documenting solutions with NetApp technologies and key ecosystem partners, conducting field training / enablement sessions and guiding implementation of NetApp solutions in customer environments.

The successful candidate will have a passion for building, testing and documenting innovative IT solutions to drive successful outcomes for customers. A strong technical background in enterprise IT combined with the ability to explain and present technical content to sales teams and customers is essential. To succeed in this role, you must be a self-starter and self-learner, possess strong problem-solving skills, and embrace challenges.

Job Responsibilities

• Development of whitepapers, blogs, video, technical training decks and topic-based presentations to complement core NetApp products and integrations with third-party solutions.
• Conducting periodic sales / partner training / workshops and information delivery sessions.
• Deploying, configuring and testing lab environments with end-to-end solutions including NetApp products and 3rd party technologies such as databases, filesystems and data protection solutions. Developing software for deployment automation, packaging, and monitoring visibility.
• Support product launch activities and assisting with trade shows, conferences, and technical sales or channel partner training activities.
• Responding to customer or field inquiries, assisting with Technical RFPs, and working with a cross-functional team of PMs, SEs, Engineers as required.
• Influencing product roadmap and development priorities with "outside-in" field and customer perspectives.

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