C&SP Business Development Manager
Job Purpose
As the Business Development Manager for the U.S. market, you will spearhead the acceleration of Schneider Electric’s penetration into the Cloud & Service Provider ecosystem. You will drive commercial excellence, orchestrate end-to-end project execution, and position Schneider as the partner of choice in a market where our share is currently below 1% and dominated by entrenched competitors.
Key Responsibilities
Strategic Business Development
Leverage segment structure and inter-group sales prescription opportunities identified in the NAM business plan to lead the growth of the CSP segment.Develop Winning Strategies
Address gaps in the U.S. market where Hoffman (52%), Rittal (21%), and Saginaw (12%) dominate.Build Relationships
Build robust relationships with hyperscalers, data center operators, telco cloud providers, engineering firms, and national EPCs.Drive Pipeline Creation
Identify new opportunities, build advocacy, and ensure early engagement at the specification stage.Project Management Excellence
Manage the complete project lifecycle, including technical scoping, proposal development, execution coordination with NAM manufacturing sites (Mexico, Canada), risk management, and delivery.Technical & Portfolio Advocacy
Act as the U.S. champion of the full UE portfolio and address U.S. portfolio gaps identified in the NAM assessment.Sales Strategy & Channel Activation
Execute NAM’s Annual Sales & Marketing plan, drive growth across all channels, and promote high-margin product lines.Market Intelligence & Competitive Insight
Monitor CSP market trends, assess competitor positioning and pricing strategies, and influence portfolio direction.Digital Excellence
Drive disciplined usage of sales digital tools, CRM performance, and pipeline hygiene. Leverage digital insights to strengthen customer engagement and forecast accuracy.Cross-Functional Collaboration & Ecosystem
Orchestrate strong collaboration across Schneider Electric teams to amplify market reach, activate channel opportunities, and accelerate CSP penetration.
Qualifications & Experience
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Electrical/Mechanical) or Business Administration.
Experience: 4–8 years of experience in: Data center, CSP, or telecom infrastructure sectors; Industrial or electrical equipment sales; Complex project management in technical environments.
Track Record: Proven Sales Hunter with demonstrated ability to win new accounts.