Technical Marketing Engineer Salary

The technical marketing engineer is responsible for performing customer support for marketing products, as well as conducting sales support and assisting with content creation. They work closely with existing and prospective customers to support and develop new ideas, as well as troubleshoot any existing programs. The technical marketing manager also must be able to conduct data analysis on multiple platforms and effectively present relevant information to technical and non-technical audiences. They help produce technical product training manuals and present regular updates of system network data. Technical marketing engineers must be able to contribute effectively to the team and demonstrate a clear understanding of technical documents and networks.

Technical marketing engineer positions generally require at least a bachelor’s degree in computer science, electrical engineering, or another relevant field, as well as relevant experience and a demonstrated understanding of industry standards. They need to have strong verbal and written communication skills, work well in a group setting, and work well on their own with minimal supervision. Technical marketing engineers generally work in an office setting during regular business hours, but additional and/or alternative hours may be needed depending on their organization's needs. (Copyright 2017 PayScale.com)

Technical Marketing Engineer Tasks

• Work closely with advertising and marketing teams to promote understanding of the product.
• Give technical presentations and demonstrations on products.
• Participate in product development cycle giving input about clients potential needs.

For Technical Marketing Engineers, working in the bustling city of San Jose has its advantages, including an above-average pay rate. Technical Marketing Engineers will also find cushy salaries in Portland (+24 percent) and Santa Clara (+18 percent). The lowest-paying market is Raleigh, which sits 9 percent below the national average.