Western US/Canada Sales Manager (HVAC/Data Center Cooling)
Western US/Canada Sales Manager (HVAC/Data Center Cooling)
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Develop annual sales plans and multi-year growth strategies for HPAM business.
- Provide accurate sales forecasts and pipeline visibility.
- Monitor market trends including AI data center growth, thermal management technology and cooling architecture evolution.
- Cross-Functional Collaboration
- Product Management
- Engineering / R&DMarketing & MarComSupply Chain & Operations
- Global Business Units
- Strategic account development
- Multi-state territory management
- Technical solution selling
- Design-in sales process
- Negotiation and contract management
- Cross-functional task management
- Strong presentation and communication skills
- Excellent time management and organizational skills
- Data Center cooling and/or HVAC product sales / application background.
- A proven ability to pioneer and manage a product line in a multi-state territory for growth.
- A self-starter with the ability to work autonomously as well as part of a team.
- Superior interpersonal, oral, written communication and problem-solving skills.
- Strong track record in customer relationship building.
- Positive team player attitude and sensibility.
- Proficiency with Windows, MS Office, and CRM systems.
- Preferred experience with:
- EC fan technology
- Airflow and thermal management
- Data center cooling systems
- Commercial/Industrial HVAC systems
- Power electronics cooling
- Benefit at Delta Electronics Americas
- Life at Delta
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