Skill
Value Engineering
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
Value engineering is a systematic, organized approach to improving the value of a product, project, or process by analyzing its functions and finding ways to achieve them at lower cost or with improved performance without sacrificing quality. Engineers, architects, and cost managers in construction, manufacturing, and product design use it during planning and design phases to eliminate unnecessary costs while maintaining or enhancing functionality.
Open roles requiring Value Engineering (2)
Solution Sales Expert (f/m/d) Finance & Spend Management
SAP
Full-time · Walldorf, DE, 69190
SAP is seeking a strategic sales leader to drive cloud revenue and market share growth for their Spend Management and Procurement solutions across named accounts in Germany. This role suits experienced enterprise software salespeople who combine deep domain knowledge with the ability to manage complex, multi-stakeholder deals and build lasting C-suite relationships.
Listed on SAP’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Director Product and Engineering
The Home Depot
Atlanta, GA
A director role overseeing product development and engineering for Home Depot's private brands, managing new product launches across categories and leading a team of five engineers. This suits someone with 7+ years in mechanical, electrical, chemical, or manufacturing engineering who has led cross-functional projects and can translate technical work into business strategy.
Listed on The Home Depot’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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