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Develops new business opportunities by driving awareness for the ConvergeOne portfolio, Cloud offerings, 5X4 core practices and strategic partners. ConvergeOne provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all team members and applicants for employment opportunities.
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Presents C1’s entire portfolio and C1 (ConvergeOne) “Human Experience” story. In-vitro Fertility (treatment coverage) An Enterprise Architect is the technical lead for the customer that transcends the Account Executive and is the primary technical contact for the customer.
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Currently seeking a talented Technical Operations Manager to oversee a critical contract within our Defense Systems Division (DSC).
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The CAD Designer is responsible for creating and editing CAD drawings as needed.
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The Project Coordinator Intern aids with management and support on Sales and Marketing projects.
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Develops and maintains technical competency in all products and services offered through ConvergeOne. Analyzes sales records and trends in relation to objectives and competitive activities; takes or recommends necessary corrective action to Regional Vice President (RVP.
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The Account Executive is responsible for selling all products and services offered in the C1 portfolio.
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The Account Executive is responsible for selling all products and services offered in the C1 portfolio.
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Additionally, the Data Center Engineer position may be called upon to conduct demos, maintain and/or develop the Solution center, develop technical and business presentations, conduct Data Center assessments, and provide trainings to ConvergeOne team members.
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