The Electronics Professionals list reaches upper management and C-suite professionals in consumer and commercial sectors with titles like engineer, vice president, manager, sales and marketing director, and software engineer. They are tasked with the design, manufacture and sale of electronics such as appliances, mobile devices, and computers. This audience has the purchasing power to buy goods ranging from semiconductor chips to battery cells to produce electronics that entertain, automate, and improve lifestyles.

 

With selects likegender, state, zip code, phone, and job title, marketers can easily target desired audiences in the electronics industry. From manufacturing products that provide convenience in the home to electronics that navigate an aircraft, these professionals are always innovating to improve or develop new devices. Electronics include computers, toasters, televisions, navigation systems, video games, cell phones, pace makers, and circuit boards. As the appetite for electronics continues to grow, this audience will be in the market for products that assist with manufacturing, assembly, testing, packaging, and distribution of electronics.

 

Job functions: Manufacturing, Engineering, R&D, Operations, IT, marketing, sales

Industries: Aerospace, Electronics, Energy, Manufacturing, Semiconductor, Communications, Computer Hardware, Software, Data Center, Electrical, Industrial Equipment, Instruments, Lighting, Materials, Medical Devices, Telecommunications

 

Job duty snapshot: Design and manufacture new products, purchase materials, sell product to end-users, manage storefront, assemble products, provide QC, manage projects, practice workplace safety, analyze data, utilize market intelligence

Products Purchased: Industry magazines, computers, diodes, inductors, transformers, batteries, transistors, software, automation, business attire, metals, office supplies, manufacturing equipment, assembly and packaging equipment, technology, training materials, components, workplace safety

 

List Purchaser: Publishers, IT providers, computer manufacturers, software providers, office supply providers, manufacturers, facilities maintenance, packagers, business apparel providers, insurance providers, recruiters, financial institutions, legal advisors, continuing education providers, and credit card issuers