Aerospace & Defence Application Engineer (EMEA)

Join our EMEA Aerospace & Defence team and help transform the way engineers and scientists work. As a Technical Account Manager (TAM) at MathWorks, you will act as a technical visionary committed to customer success by guiding, inspiring, and empowering leading aerospace and defence organisations to accelerate innovation using MATLAB® and Simulink®.

In this strategic, customer‑facing role, you will use your industry expertise to develop long‑term technical partnerships. You’ll help customers adopt Model‑Based Design workflows, optimize their engineering processes, and unlock the full value of MathWorks solutions. Your insights will shape customer projects and influence the future direction of MathWorks products.

Responsibilities

• Engage with stakeholders from engineers to executives to understand their mission‑critical programs, workflows, and business drivers.
• Deliver strategic technical projects in close collaboration with customers, applying your knowledge of modelling, simulation, embedded software, and verification workflows.
• Paint a vision for how MATLAB, Simulink, and related tools can accelerate development and innovation across complex aerospace systems.
• Showcase MathWorks solutions through compelling demonstrations, presentations, and best‑practice recommendations.
• Build and maintain trusted, long‑term relationships with customer technical leaders, decision‑makers, and user communities.
• Advocate for customer needs internally, influencing product direction and helping shape future capabilities.
• Collaborate with sales, application engineering, and marketing to create and execute comprehensive account development strategies.

Minimum Qualifications

• A bachelor’s degree and 10 years of professional work experience (or equivalent experience) is required.

Additional Qualifications

• Hands‑on experience with MATLAB and Simulink, ideally in model‑based workflows.
• Background in the Aerospace & Defence industry, including systems engineering, simulation, control systems, embedded development, or verification.
• Strong motivation to work directly with customers and a natural affinity for technical business development.
• Willingness to travel within Europe (on average 1–2 days per week).
• French, German, or Italian language skills is a nice to have.

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