Global CPQ Business Process Owner – Power Transformers
Pubblicato il 10-09-2026 - Hitachi Energy in L'Aquila
The opportunity
Power transformers sit at the heart of the energy transition and majorly a complex engineered industrial good. That makes Configure – Price – Quote (CPQ) one of the most demanding and highest-leverage processes in our business: it has to turn complex technical configurations and shifting material costs into fast, accurate, and profitable quotes, consistently, across every hub and region.
As Global CPQ Process Owner for Power Transformers, you will own this process end to end – from strategy and roadmap through to daily execution and adoption. You will standardize how we configure, price, and quote globally, lift sales efficiency and quote quality, and make sure the process holds up against the real engineering complexity of a configure / engineer-to-order product. You will sit at the center of sales, engineering, pricing, and IT, with the mandate to drive measurable change.
This position can be fulfilled remotely within Europe. Please submit your application in English.
How You’ll Make An Impact
- Own the global CPQ process blueprint for Power Transformers – including process standards, required controls, and alignment to global templates – ensuring consistent execution across hubs and regions.
- Make CPQ work for an engineered product: ensure the process and tooling handle complex technical configuration, engineering rules, and cost/pricing logic, and that the sales–engineering handoff is fast and clean.
- Lead business demand management from intake to prioritized backlog – fit-gap analysis, change-request triage, business validation – and translate it into clear user stories and acceptance criteria with platform and IT delivery teams.
- Drive the CPQ roadmap for your scope by preparing decisions, proposing priorities, and aligning with governance bodies and release-planning cadences.
- Act as the main business point of contact for the Global Product Group and regions on CPQ topics, aligning stakeholders and managing trade-offs across competing dema