Charles Macfarlane
About Charles Macfarlane
Charles Macfarlane CBO
Charles Macfarlane currently holds the position of Chief Business Officer (CBO). In this role, he is responsible for overseeing the company's business strategies, ensuring optimal operations, and driving revenue growth. His extensive background in engineering and marketing positions him uniquely to bridge technical and commercial aspects effectively.
Charles Macfarlane Education and Expertise
Charles Macfarlane graduated from Glasgow University with an honours degree in Electronic Systems and Microprocessor Engineering. This academic background provided a robust foundation in electronic systems, which he has leveraged throughout his career in various engineering and marketing roles. His education has been pivotal in shaping his expertise in semiconductor technologies and product marketing.
Charles Macfarlane Background in ASIC Chip Design
Charles Macfarlane’s early career involved working in ASIC chip design at GEC Plessey Semiconductors and Pioneer. In these positions, he contributed to designing and developing application-specific integrated circuits, which are crucial for various electronic applications. This experience has been fundamental in developing deep technical skills in semiconductor technology.
Charles Macfarlane Applications Engineering and Marketing Roles
Charles Macfarlane held significant roles in applications engineering and marketing with VLSI/Philips/NXP in South France. In these positions, he was responsible for both the technical support and marketing strategies required to promote semiconductor products. His work here involved collaborating with cross-functional teams to drive product adoption and market penetration.
Charles Macfarlane Product Marketing at Broadcom
As a Product Marketing Director at Broadcom in Cambridge, Charles Macfarlane focused on mobile multimedia solutions. His work significantly impacted several major companies, including Nokia, Samsung, and Raspberry Pi. In this role, he was responsible for the strategic direction, promotion, and lifecycle management of products, ensuring they met market demands and technological advancements.