The Growth Lead in Semiconductor develops relationships with microprocessor and HW platform companies, driving customer success and account growth through strategic engagement and technical collaboration.
About Code Metal:
Code Metal is redefining code translation for mission-critical industries, helping defense, automotive, and semiconductor partners move more quickly and reliably from algorithm to silicon. Code Metal’s platform supports rapid feature development and code portability across chip architectures. We’re seeking a semiconductor vertical lead to build strategic relationships across leading microprocessor, SoC and HW platform companies.
The Role:
This role sits at the intersection of business development, customer success, technical collaboration, and long-term account growth. This role is ideal for someone who understands the semiconductor ecosystem, and the software/programmability pain points experienced by the industry’s own customers. You’ll quarterback engagements from introduction to execution, advancing day-to-day pipeline activity by working closely with product and engineering leads to expand at existing customers and identify new opportunities.
Responsibilities:
- Build strategic relationships with microprocessor, SoC and HW platform companies
- Identify opportunities for Code Metal’s verified code translation platform to target the application layer, enabling further hardware sales
- Partner with engineering to align platform delivery with customer requirements
- Manage account growth and long-term success across programs
- Represent Code Metal at industry conferences and customer demos
- Explore pricing and licensing models that drive long-term partnerships
- Stay ahead of emerging trends in chip architectures, accelerators, and toolchains
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related field
- 5+ years of BD or customer success experience in microprocessor, SoC, and HW platform companies
- Proven ability to manage enterprise partnerships and complex technical sales cycles
- Familiarity with programmability pain points for microprocessors and domain-specific accelerators
- Strong technical aptitude and understanding of embedded software/hardware systems
- US Citizen or permanent resident
- Remote OK
Benefits
- Pay depends on experience, but we strive to be at the upper end of the salary range
- Health care plan with 100% premium coverage, including medical, dental, and vision.
- 401k with 5% matching.
- Paid Time Off (Uncapped Vacation, plus Sick & Public Holidays).
- Flexible hybrid or remote work arrangement.
- Relocation assistance for qualifying employees.
Top Skills
Embedded Software
Hardware Platforms
Microprocessor
Semiconductor
Soc
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