Global Product Line Manager IAM
Pubblicato il 19-08-2026 - Iveco Group in Arcore
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Technologies that provide better fuel economy, reduced emissions and great performance – BorgWarner makes it possible. As a propulsion system leader for combustion, hybrid, and electric vehicles we offer products that can be found in efficient gasoline, clean diesel, hybrid and pure electric vehicles as well as in commercial and on/off-highway applications. Through our ongoing commitment to innovation, BorgWarner delivers environmental-friendly solutions that improve driving comfort, performance, and reliability. Do you process a strong work ethic, attention to detail, the ability to meet deadlines, and a commitment to Operational Excellence? Do you have proven analytical capabilities, exceptional communication and project management skills and the ability to multi-task and work in a fast-paced environment? If yes, you should join the BorgWarner Aftermarket Team BorgWarner Aftermarket Europe has a new opportunity for a dynamic,
results driven Global Product Line Manager IAM - Engine Chains (m/f/d) Reporting to the Head of Global Product Management the Global Product Line Manager (m/f/d) is responsible for managing the overall strategy for the product range to ensure revenue and margin objectives are met. We are in particular looking for experts in Engine Chains. Key Responsibilities/ Requirements
- Direct and oversee the product offer manage the entire product life cycle (product range, new applications, deletions & supersessions, packaging, cataloguing, etc.
- Be the product expert able to support the sales as required with customer visits to support the generation of new business opportunities to directly impact revenue and growth.
- Produce Business cases for range extensions, sales quotes, new product launches.
- Interface with data management, packaging engineering, purchasing, logistics to identify source and achieve New Product Introduction.
- Coordinate the