Market Development Manager - OEM
$97,000.00 - $130,000.00
ApplyMarket Development Manager - OEM
Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$97,000.00 - $130,000.00
About the role
- Above all, you are a results-driven strategic account leader with a hunter mentality, deep experience in industrial or water-related sales, and the ability to navigate complex OEM organizations while coordinating internal teams to win.
- We would also imagine that you have: Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Business, Marketing, or equivalent combination of education and relevant work experience 7+ years of industrial, municipal, water, or OEM sales experience with 5+ years in key account management
- Demonstrated success growing strategic customer relationships and managing complex sales cycles and contract negotiations
- Strong CRM and pipeline management skills with willingness to travel 50–70% throughout Texas; Must reside in Texas with proximity to Dallas preferred.
- Qualified candidates must be authorized to work in the U.S. without the need for employment-based visa sponsorship now or in the future.
- It is a plus if you also: Experience selling pumps, pump systems, water infrastructure products, motors, controls, or related engineered productsOEM account management experience in water utility, groundwater, wastewater, irrigation, or industrial water markets
- Training in Challenger Sales, Miller Heiman, Strategic Selling, or comparable sales methodology
- You'll also be available for travelling up to 100 days per year.
- Why you will love working here: A working environment built around your needs, with flexible hours, home working opportunities and parental support.
- Annual bonuses, health insurance and a strong focus on well-being activities.
- Three days' additional paid leave for volunteering in your community.
- Access to on-demand training and learning sessions and carefully structured programs to pursue personal and professional development opportunities.
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