Sr. Director, Sales, Americas PC
for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). We should map content to appropriate headings.
We have:
- Description: introductory paragraph about Synaptics AI at Edge etc. Could be "About the role"? Actually description is about company. Could be "About the role" or maybe "Overview". The overview section: "Synaptics is looking for a highly accomplished Sr. Director, Sales, Americas PC..." That's about the role. So we could have:
About the role
with overview content.
Then responsibilities: "Responsibilities & Competencies" includes Job Duties and Competencies. We could split into Responsibilities (job duties) and maybe Skills (competencies). But instruction says we can have Skills section. However we should only create sections when posting has real specific content. We have both duties and competencies. Could make two sections: Responsibilities (job duties) and Skills (competencies). Or combine into one Responsibilities section with both duties and competencies? Better to follow typical: Responsibilities (job duties) and Skills (competencies). We'll output both if content present.
Qualifications: there is a "Qualifications (Requirements)" section. Use heading Requirements or Qualifications. The instruction list includes Requirements, Qualifications. We'll use Requirements.
Pay: we have base pay range and note about bonus, equity, benefits. So we can have Pay section with base pay range and note that bonus, equity, benefits are also eligible. Also note compensation listed is base salary only.
Benefits: we have mention of discretionary annual performance bonus, equity, other benefits. Could create Benefits section. But we already mentioned in Pay. Might be redundant. However instruction: prefer few substantive sections over many thin ones. Could combine Pay and Benefits into one Pay section that includes base pay and benefits. But they said create Pay/Schedule/Benefits sections only if posting actually states them. It does state benefits (bonus, equity, other benefits). So we could have Benefits section separate. But to avoid many thin sections, maybe combine Pay and Benefits into one Pay section that includes base pay and mention of bonus, equity, other benefits. However they gave example headings: Pay, Benefits, Schedule. It's okay to have both if content. But we need to decide.
Schedule: travel up to 25% required. That's schedule/travel. Could be Schedule section.
Thus sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Skills, Requirements, Pay, Benefits, Schedule.
Check each for content:
About the role: overview paragraph.
Responsibilities: job duties list.
Skills: competencies list.
Requirements: qualifications list.
Pay: base pay range and note that compensation listed is base salary only, plus mention of eligibility for bonus, equity, other benefits.
Benefits: maybe we can detail discretionary annual performance bonus, equity, other benefits. But we already mentioned in Pay. Could still have Benefits section with those details. However that would duplicate. Better to keep Pay section with base pay and note that bonus, equity, other benefits are also eligible. Then Benefits section could be omitted to avoid thin. But we have schedule: travel up to 25% required. That's schedule.
Thus final sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Skills, Requirements, Pay, Schedule.
Check if any other content: "Belief in Diversity" removed.
Now format: Use for each heading. Use - for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. Use
for prose.
We need to preserve all substantive information, not invent or summarize away detail. Must not lose details.
Let's extract content.
About the role (Overview):
"Synaptics is looking for a highly accomplished Sr. Director, Sales, Americas PC to lead our PC segment sales organization. This role will have responsibility for Dell Technologies, HP Inc., Microsoft, and the business units, subsidiaries, brands, and affiliated entities operating within their respective organizations. You will develop and hold accountable a team of sales professionals responsible for expanding Synaptics’ strategic position, revenue, and market share across these customers. The successful candidate will combine executive-level customer engagement, semiconductor industry expertise, organizational leadership, and strong commercial judgment, and requires close partnership across Synaptics to align customer priorities with the company’s product and technology roadmaps. This position reports to the VP, Sales and Field Applications. Americas."
We should keep that as prose in
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Responsibilities (Job Duties): list bullet points.
Let's extract each duty:
- Develop and execute a comprehensive sales strategy for the Americas PC segment, including Dell Technologies, HP Inc., Microsoft, and their respective subsidiaries, brands, business units, and affiliated entities
- Own the overall customer strategy, revenue plan, opportunity pipeline, design-win objectives, and market-share growth across the assigned segment
- Translate Synaptics’ corporate and product strategies into clear account priorities, measurable objectives, and executable customer plans
- Identify and pursue opportunities to expand Synaptics’ presence across existing programs, emerging product categories, and new areas of customer investment
- Maintain detailed account penetration plans, organizational maps, executive engagement strategies, competitive assessments, and opportunity roadmaps and provide accurate and timely revenue forecasts, opportunity assessments, demand visibility, and risk analysis
- Drive customer engagements from early technology alignment and product evaluation through design win, qualification, production ramp, and ongoing business expansion
- Develop and maintain trusted relationships with senior customer executives, engineering leaders, procurement organizations, business-unit leaders, and other key decision-makers
- Lead complex commercial engagements, including pricing strategy, contract negotiations, long-term supply agreements, and other strategic business arrangements
- Anticipate changes in customer strategy, market conditions, technology requirements, and competitive dynamics, and adjust the segment plan to mitigate risk
- Lead, coach, and develop a high-performing team of sales professionals
- Represent the Americas PC segment in senior-level business reviews, strategic planning discussions, and operating meetings
We need to keep each as
- .
Skills (Competencies): list bullet points.
Extract:
- Proven ability to lead and motivate high achieving sales professionals within a complex, matrixed, global organization that is responsive to business needs and exceeds objectives
- Strong executive presence and the ability to establish credibility with senior leaders internally and within strategic customer organizations
- Exceptional business and financial acumen, with the ability to balance revenue growth, market-share expansion, profitability, investment priorities, and long-term customer value
- Able to influence and impact outcomes across organizational boundaries and align multiple stakeholders around shared objectives
- Able to solve problems that are not clearly defined and require in depth understanding of markets and organizational objectives; unafraid to explore new ideas and technologies
- Highly analytical and able to make informed data-driven decisions based on experience and sound instincts; displays sound judgement and composure in fast-moving, high pressure, commercially sensitive situations
- Strong negotiation, communication, and problem-solving capabilities
- Establishes clear expectations, sets objectives and brings multiple parties together to drive key initiatives
- High standards of integrity, accountability, responsiveness, and professional conduct
- Flexible and creative problem-solving skills with the ability to manage multiple complex priorities while maintaining attention to detail and consistent execution
We'll put each as
- .
Requirements (Qualifications): list bullet points.
Extract:
- Bachelor’s (MBA, Master’s preferred) degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or Business Administration or related field or equivalent
- 15+ years of progressive sales, account management, or business development experience within the semiconductor industry with a minimum of 7+ years managing and mentoring high performing sales teams
- Significant experience leading and developing sales teams responsible for large, complex, and strategically important customer relationships.
- Deep understanding of the PC and client-computing ecosystem, including product-development cycles, platform architectures, semiconductor selection processes, design-win execution, supply-chain dynamics, and volume production ramps.
- Demonstrated success developing and executing strategic account plans that produce sustainable revenue growth, market-share expansion, and new product adoption.
- Experience managing major global OEM customers; direct experience with Dell Technologies, HP Inc., Microsoft, or comparable large technology companies is strongly preferred.
- Proven success establishing executive relationships and navigating complex customer organizations with multiple business units, geographies, and decision-making centers.
- Experience negotiating and closing significant, complex commercial agreements.
- Strong forecasting, pipeline-management, and operational discipline.
- Domestic and international travel up to 25% required
Note: travel up to 25% required is also schedule; but it's in qualifications. We'll keep it there? Might be duplicate with schedule section. But we can keep it in Requirements as it's a requirement. However we also have Schedule section for travel. To avoid duplication, we could move travel to Schedule section and remove from Requirements. But the instruction: preserve ALL substantive information; do not invent or summarize away detail. If we remove it from Requirements, we lose that detail unless we put it elsewhere. We can keep it in Requirements and also have Schedule section referencing travel? That would duplicate. Better to keep it in Requirements and not have a separate Schedule section, unless we also have other schedule info (like work hours). The posting only mentions travel up to 25% required. So we could have Schedule section with that detail. Then we should remove it from Requirements to avoid duplication. But we must preserve all info; moving it is okay as long as it's present somewhere. So we can keep travel in Schedule section and omit from Requirements. However the Requirements list includes many items; we can drop that line. That's acceptable as we are not inventing or summarizing away detail; we are relocating it. The instruction didn't forbid moving content between sections, only not to invent or summarize away detail. So we can place travel under Schedule.
Thus Requirements list will exclude the travel line.
Now Pay section: base pay range and note about bonus, equity, other benefits, and that compensation listed is base salary only.
Extract:
- The typical base pay range for this position is USD $210,000 - $330,330 per year.
- Individual pay is determined by many factors including work location, job-related skills, experience, and relevant education or training.
- This position is also eligible for a discretionary annual performance bonus, equity, and other benefits.
- Note that compensation listed in US role postings reflect the base salary only, and do not include bonus, equity, or benefits.
We'll put as
maybe with multiple sentences.
Schedule section: Domestic and international travel up to 25% required.
We'll put as
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Now ensure we don't include any boilerplate like EEO, etc.
Now produce HTML fragment: only the sections, each with
heading and content.
We must not include or . No markdown fences.
Let's craft.
We'll need to escape any HTML special characters? The text includes ampersand (&) and maybe apostrophes. Should be fine as plain text; but to be safe we can keep as is.
We'll produce:
About the role
Synaptics is looking for a highly accomplished Sr. Director, Sales, Americas PC to lead our PC segment sales organization. This role will have responsibility for Dell Technologies, HP Inc., Microsoft, and the business units, subsidiaries, brands, and affiliated entities operating within their respective organizations. You will develop and hold accountable a team of sales professionals responsible for expanding Synaptics’ strategic position, revenue, and market share across these customers. The successful candidate will combine executive-level customer engagement, semiconductor industry
- for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. Use
for prose. We need to preserve all substantive information, not invent or summarize away detail. Must not lose details. Let's extract content. About the role (Overview): "Synaptics is looking for a highly accomplished Sr. Director, Sales, Americas PC to lead our PC segment sales organization. This role will have responsibility for Dell Technologies, HP Inc., Microsoft, and the business units, subsidiaries, brands, and affiliated entities operating within their respective organizations. You will develop and hold accountable a team of sales professionals responsible for expanding Synaptics’ strategic position, revenue, and market share across these customers. The successful candidate will combine executive-level customer engagement, semiconductor industry expertise, organizational leadership, and strong commercial judgment, and requires close partnership across Synaptics to align customer priorities with the company’s product and technology roadmaps. This position reports to the VP, Sales and Field Applications. Americas." We should keep that as prose in
. Responsibilities (Job Duties): list bullet points. Let's extract each duty: - Develop and execute a comprehensive sales strategy for the Americas PC segment, including Dell Technologies, HP Inc., Microsoft, and their respective subsidiaries, brands, business units, and affiliated entities - Own the overall customer strategy, revenue plan, opportunity pipeline, design-win objectives, and market-share growth across the assigned segment - Translate Synaptics’ corporate and product strategies into clear account priorities, measurable objectives, and executable customer plans - Identify and pursue opportunities to expand Synaptics’ presence across existing programs, emerging product categories, and new areas of customer investment - Maintain detailed account penetration plans, organizational maps, executive engagement strategies, competitive assessments, and opportunity roadmaps and provide accurate and timely revenue forecasts, opportunity assessments, demand visibility, and risk analysis - Drive customer engagements from early technology alignment and product evaluation through design win, qualification, production ramp, and ongoing business expansion - Develop and maintain trusted relationships with senior customer executives, engineering leaders, procurement organizations, business-unit leaders, and other key decision-makers - Lead complex commercial engagements, including pricing strategy, contract negotiations, long-term supply agreements, and other strategic business arrangements - Anticipate changes in customer strategy, market conditions, technology requirements, and competitive dynamics, and adjust the segment plan to mitigate risk - Lead, coach, and develop a high-performing team of sales professionals - Represent the Americas PC segment in senior-level business reviews, strategic planning discussions, and operating meetings We need to keep each as
- . Skills (Competencies): list bullet points. Extract: - Proven ability to lead and motivate high achieving sales professionals within a complex, matrixed, global organization that is responsive to business needs and exceeds objectives - Strong executive presence and the ability to establish credibility with senior leaders internally and within strategic customer organizations - Exceptional business and financial acumen, with the ability to balance revenue growth, market-share expansion, profitability, investment priorities, and long-term customer value - Able to influence and impact outcomes across organizational boundaries and align multiple stakeholders around shared objectives - Able to solve problems that are not clearly defined and require in depth understanding of markets and organizational objectives; unafraid to explore new ideas and technologies - Highly analytical and able to make informed data-driven decisions based on experience and sound instincts; displays sound judgement and composure in fast-moving, high pressure, commercially sensitive situations - Strong negotiation, communication, and problem-solving capabilities - Establishes clear expectations, sets objectives and brings multiple parties together to drive key initiatives - High standards of integrity, accountability, responsiveness, and professional conduct - Flexible and creative problem-solving skills with the ability to manage multiple complex priorities while maintaining attention to detail and consistent execution We'll put each as
- .
Requirements (Qualifications): list bullet points.
Extract:
- Bachelor’s (MBA, Master’s preferred) degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or Business Administration or related field or equivalent
- 15+ years of progressive sales, account management, or business development experience within the semiconductor industry with a minimum of 7+ years managing and mentoring high performing sales teams
- Significant experience leading and developing sales teams responsible for large, complex, and strategically important customer relationships.
- Deep understanding of the PC and client-computing ecosystem, including product-development cycles, platform architectures, semiconductor selection processes, design-win execution, supply-chain dynamics, and volume production ramps.
- Demonstrated success developing and executing strategic account plans that produce sustainable revenue growth, market-share expansion, and new product adoption.
- Experience managing major global OEM customers; direct experience with Dell Technologies, HP Inc., Microsoft, or comparable large technology companies is strongly preferred.
- Proven success establishing executive relationships and navigating complex customer organizations with multiple business units, geographies, and decision-making centers.
- Experience negotiating and closing significant, complex commercial agreements.
- Strong forecasting, pipeline-management, and operational discipline.
- Domestic and international travel up to 25% required
Note: travel up to 25% required is also schedule; but it's in qualifications. We'll keep it there? Might be duplicate with schedule section. But we can keep it in Requirements as it's a requirement. However we also have Schedule section for travel. To avoid duplication, we could move travel to Schedule section and remove from Requirements. But the instruction: preserve ALL substantive information; do not invent or summarize away detail. If we remove it from Requirements, we lose that detail unless we put it elsewhere. We can keep it in Requirements and also have Schedule section referencing travel? That would duplicate. Better to keep it in Requirements and not have a separate Schedule section, unless we also have other schedule info (like work hours). The posting only mentions travel up to 25% required. So we could have Schedule section with that detail. Then we should remove it from Requirements to avoid duplication. But we must preserve all info; moving it is okay as long as it's present somewhere. So we can keep travel in Schedule section and omit from Requirements. However the Requirements list includes many items; we can drop that line. That's acceptable as we are not inventing or summarizing away detail; we are relocating it. The instruction didn't forbid moving content between sections, only not to invent or summarize away detail. So we can place travel under Schedule.
Thus Requirements list will exclude the travel line.
Now Pay section: base pay range and note about bonus, equity, other benefits, and that compensation listed is base salary only.
Extract:
- The typical base pay range for this position is USD $210,000 - $330,330 per year.
- Individual pay is determined by many factors including work location, job-related skills, experience, and relevant education or training.
- This position is also eligible for a discretionary annual performance bonus, equity, and other benefits.
- Note that compensation listed in US role postings reflect the base salary only, and do not include bonus, equity, or benefits.
We'll put as
maybe with multiple sentences. Schedule section: Domestic and international travel up to 25% required. We'll put as
. Now ensure we don't include any boilerplate like EEO, etc. Now produce HTML fragment: only the sections, each with
heading and content. We must not include or . No markdown fences. Let's craft. We'll need to escape any HTML special characters? The text includes ampersand (&) and maybe apostrophes. Should be fine as plain text; but to be safe we can keep as is. We'll produce:
About the role
Synaptics is looking for a highly accomplished Sr. Director, Sales, Americas PC to lead our PC segment sales organization. This role will have responsibility for Dell Technologies, HP Inc., Microsoft, and the business units, subsidiaries, brands, and affiliated entities operating within their respective organizations. You will develop and hold accountable a team of sales professionals responsible for expanding Synaptics’ strategic position, revenue, and market share across these customers. The successful candidate will combine executive-level customer engagement, semiconductor industry