Senior Manager Sales Business Development
Senior Manager Sales Business Development
Posted 11 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- 5–10 years of B2B technical sales or business development experience
- Experience in the thermal-management industry strongly preferred, including liquid cooling, cold plates, heat exchangers, CDU systems, data center cooling, electronics cooling, or related technologies
- Experience selling to or working with data centers, server OEM/ODMs, semiconductor companies, HPC infrastructure providers, or technology manufacturers is highly desirable
- Strong ability to identify opportunities, develop customer relationships, manage technical sales cycles, and build a qualified pipeline
- Comfortable working closely with engineering teams on customer requirements, evaluations, prototypes, and product qualification
- Existing industry relationships and network are a significant plus
- Entrepreneurial mindset and ability to succeed in a fast-growing technology company
- Develop and execute sales and business-development strategy
- Identify and engage prospective customers and strategic partners
- Build and manage the sales pipeline from initial engagement through technical evaluation and commercial discussions
- Work with customers to understand thermal, mechanical, and performance requirements
- Coordinate with Hayagreeva’s engineering team on technical proposals, prototypes, testing, and qualification opportunities
- Develop relationships with key decision-makers across the AI infrastructure and data center ecosystem
- Represent Hayagreeva at industry conferences, customer meetings, and strategic partner discussions
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