Regional Sales Manager, North America (Motion Control)
Regional Sales Manager, North America (Motion Control)
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Medical, dental, and vision· 250 hours of annual time off (that carries over from year-to-year!)· Company provided lunch daily (dinner if assigned to an evening shift)· A generous parental leave policy· Annual retirement bonus· Company-wide outings twice a year· Performance-based bonus up to 20% of gross yearly salary· Free lunch and dinner available every day on-site· A young, entrepreneurial, and innovative company culture where initiative is encouraged
- 5+ years of relevant experience in high-tech or industrial markets (semicon, healthcare, energy transition, industrials).Technical bachelor or master's degree
- Experience in commercial roles, including RFQs, tenders, and commercial negotiations.
- Strong analytical skills to translate customer requirements into viable proposals with technical teams.
- Experience in contract negotiation and consultative selling is a plus
- Excellent communication skills, able to engage with both technical and commercial stakeholders.
- International experience, with willingness to travel regularly.
- Proactive, self-starter, and team player who values collaboration and continuous improvement.
- Ability to engage both engineering and executive stakeholders
- Fluent in English, both spoken and written.
- Travel (approx. 30–50%)
Before you apply
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