| Location | Wisconsin |
| Website | https://poclain.com/about-us |
Global Account Manager Build relationships across continents. Shape the business they become. Your strongest customer relationships are built on understanding the business—where it’s headed, what its challenges are, and where your expertise can help it grow. As Global Account Manager at Poclain Hydraulics, you’ll put that approach to work with a strategic customer whose operations and decision-makers span multiple countries. You’ll lead the commercial relationship, identify new business opportunities, and bring together the people and resources needed to move them forward. The global reach is part of your everyday work. You’ll connect with customer engineering, purchasing, manufacturing, and executive teams around the world, while working alongside Poclain colleagues across sales, engineering, quality, and operations. You’ll gain insight into how decisions are made across markets and help shape a coordinated approach to a significant customer relationship. Reporting to the North American General Manager and working closely with the Group Manager of Global Accounts, you’ll combine technical understanding with commercial judgment. Your influence will extend from early discussions about future applications to the long-term agreements that support profitable growth. What you’ll do
What you’ll bringYou’re comfortable discussing a technical application with an engineer, negotiating an agreement with purchasing, and presenting a business opportunity to senior leadership. You know how to build trust across cultures and keep a complex relationship moving forward. Your background includes:
Frequent international travel is part of this role, including visits to customer decision centers, engineering and purchasing offices, and manufacturing facilities. Build your next chapter with PoclainIf you enjoy the technical depth of industrial sales, the challenge of complex negotiations, and the relationships that come from working internationally, bring that experience to Poclain. |