Technical Services Manager
$145,000–$185,000
ApplyTechnical Services Manager
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$145,000–$185,000
About the role
- Provide technical guidance on cement performance, mix design, and construction applications
- Support internal teams and customers with troubleshooting and training
- Analyze market trends and competitor product performance
- Present technical information to engineers, contractors, and industry professionals
- Recommend process or material improvements to enhance product quality
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering or materials‑related field preferred
- 5+ years in cement, concrete, admixtures, or building materials technical roles
- Experience in QA/QC, technical services, or product engineering
- Strong understanding of cement chemistry, blended cements, SCMs, and admixtures preffered
- Skilled in presentations, technical communication, and customer interaction
- Technical knowledge of cement, concrete, SCMs, and admixture systems
- Strong capability in product performance analysis and troubleshooting
- Ability to explain complex technical concepts clearly
- Strong documentation, organization, and analytical skills
- Ability to build trust with customers and internal teams
- Competitive pay, bonus, and full benefits
- A stable, well run organization with long term growth
- High‑impact role influencing product performance across multiple operations
- A culture focused on professionalism, collaboration, and improvement
- Strong visibility and direct impact on product quality and customer success If interested, please apply or send your updated resume to
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