Technical Account Manager - India
Neural Concept is seeking a Technical Account Manager to drive the adoption of AI-driven simulation platforms for elite engineering teams in India. You will bridge the gap between AI capabilities and complex CAE/CAD workflows, acting as a trusted advisor to customers. This role involves structured discovery, technical onboarding, and managing feedback loops with R&D. It is a highly collaborative, client-facing position requiring strong technical intuition and commercial mindset.
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Experience
Experience not specified
Function
Consulting
Work mode
Hybrid, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Neural Concept is seeking a Technical Account Manager to drive the adoption of AI-driven simulation platforms for elite engineering teams in India. You will bridge the gap between AI capabilities and complex CAE/CAD workflows, acting as a trusted advisor to customers. This role involves structured discovery, technical onboarding, and managing feedback loops with R&D. It is a highly collaborative, client-facing position requiring strong technical intuition and commercial mindset.
TAL's take
Clear, well-defined role at an AI-engineering focused startup, though company brand is still emerging.
Very well-defined responsibilities, clear target persona (CAD/CAE background), and explicit expectations for the TAM function.
Must haves
- Engineering degree
- Hands-on experience with CAD/CAE tools
- Experience in customer-facing engineering software or consulting role
- Clear communication of technical topics
- Working understanding of AI and machine learning concepts
Tools and skills
Nice to have: ansys, altair, siemens, dassault systemes, autodesk.
About the company
Growth-stage startup in the specialized engineering AI space, lacks global or local unicorn flagship status.
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