Aftermarket Sales Manager at Baker Hughes

Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

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Not SpecifiedCompensation
Mid-level (3 to 4 years)Experience Level
Full TimeJob Type
UnknownVisa
Energy Technology, Oil & Gas, PowerIndustries

Requirements

  • Minimum of a bachelor’s degree (Engineering background preferred)
  • Minimum of 4 years of experience in sales/PM role
  • Fluency in Japanese language (fluency in English preferred)
  • Experience in oil & gas and power industry with product knowledge in control equipment preferred

Responsibilities

  • Close contact with customers defining maintenance strategy and leading internal team to respond properly to customer needs
  • Promote the sale of Spare parts, Field Services, Repairs, Upgrades and Training for the assigned customer in respective territories
  • Scout opportunities with customers to fulfill yearly operational plan and build pipeline for future years
  • Update and keep track of data in internal operational systems
  • Provide market analysis and keep the sales strategy aligned with the needs
  • Manage complex long-term sales processes
  • Handle contracts involving pricing and conditions of sales, operation and maintenance
  • Lead “go to market” strategy for each opportunity mapped and drive internal efforts to win the deals
  • Organize technical sessions with customers to promote upcoming technologies added to portfolio
  • Be a reference for company compliance and HSE values, keeping Baker Hughes as known reference for these unnegotiable values in the market

Skills

Sales
Project Management
Contract Negotiation
Market Analysis
Customer Engagement
Japanese
Oil & Gas
Power Generation
Control Equipment
HSE Compliance

Baker Hughes

Energy technology solutions for oil and gas

About Baker Hughes

Baker Hughes provides a wide range of services and products aimed at improving the performance and sustainability of businesses in the oil and gas industry. Their offerings include advanced technology solutions, consultancy services, and training programs that help clients optimize operations, enhance safety, and minimize environmental impact. The company focuses on machine asset management and health monitoring solutions, and their training services combine e-learning with classroom instruction to boost workforce competency. Unlike many competitors, Baker Hughes integrates sustainability into its core business model, emphasizing environmental, social, and governance principles. Their goal is to lead the transition to cleaner energy by reducing their carbon footprint and promoting diversity and inclusion within their workforce.

Houston, TexasHeadquarters
1972Year Founded
IPOCompany Stage
Consulting, EnergyIndustries

Risks

Increased competition in decarbonization technology could impact market share.
Geopolitical risks may affect operations in Namibia and Abu Dhabi.
New product launches may face challenges in market adoption due to competition.

Differentiation

Baker Hughes offers advanced technology solutions for optimizing oil and gas operations.
Their sustainability strategy integrates ESG principles, enhancing their market appeal.
The company provides a unique blend of e-learning and classroom training services.

Upsides

Collaboration with UC Berkeley could lead to innovative decarbonization solutions.
Expansion in Namibia and Abu Dhabi strengthens their global market presence.
Recent investments indicate strong investor confidence in Baker Hughes' growth.

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