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As the Sr. Manager Apparel Development Standards, you will lead and support a team utilizing your advanced competence related to patternmaking, blocks pattern development, grading, Standards and SOPs, manuals, workmanship, product fit to establish and maintain product consistency for The North Face globally, include all regions.
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Our Product Development and Manufacturing team expertly combines Strategy, Operational, and Digital consulting capabilities to help our clients innovate, develop and manufacture products in a manner that helps establish differentiated products, significantly increases operational efficiency and drives new levels of enterprise-wide growth in a connected world.
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We are looking for an experienced System Development Manager to lead the operation and integration of next generation storage systems for AWS world scale storage solutions. 10+ years of experience in software development of storage and/or infrastructure solutions across full product life cycles.
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We’re looking for a strong Product Development Project Manager to provide strong Concept to Commercialization leadership and organization to the products / projects that will define and express our brand in the coming years.
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Reports to: VP, Product Development. Summary: The Utility Development Program Manager will be responsible for the overall planning and execution of PDC utility capacity needs portfolio wide.
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Drive the success of the Aperion business to meet and/or exceed annual revenue and profit quotas for the product line of this start up business. The focus of this role is to sell the Electronic Shelf Label product portfolio to customers in an assigned area.
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The Business Development Manager is responsible for creating ERICO product demand with sophisticated end-users/specifiers including identifying and developing new customers. Preferably 5+ years in outside sales or business development selling into an electrical, commercial, or industrial distribution market.
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5+ years of experience working with B2B API based products through strategic partnerships, business development, or complex enterprise sales operating as either as Business Development Manager, Partnerships Manager, or Account Executive.
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The Business Development Manager, Under Car / Brakes expands Under Car product sales to current and new customers at all distribution levels. Business Development Manager, Under Car / Brakes.
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As a key member of the product development leadership team, you will lead the development and technical strategy for our enterprise products. Have 3-5 years professional experience as a development manager in an agile environment including working with enterprise customers on large scale projects.
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As a member of the Digital Engineering Solutions team, the Development group will also engage in research and development and provide guidance and oversight to the AEC practices at CDM Smith, engaging in new product research, testing, and the incubation of innovative ideas that arise from around the company.
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Located remotely, Gates is looking for a Business Development Manager to join our team. In this position you will be responsible for developing and executing strategies that drive new business growth in our Power Transmission and Fluid Power Product lines.
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We are currently seeking a creative and detail-oriented Product Development Manager to join our team. 5-7 years of experience as a Product Development Manager within the fashion industry.
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As a Business Development Manager for our Moen brand , you will be developing a market strategy focused on builders, owners, contractors, and developers to expand market share in the Denver Metro Area. You will be working with other territory managers and supporting builders within the market.
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We are seeking an experienced Sales Development Manager to help us scale a high performing Sales Development Team contrived of the best talent, exceed pipeline goals and prepare SDRs to become the best Corporate Account Executives in the region.
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