Business Development Manager- Data Centre
Pubblicato il 10-09-2026 - Altro in Roma
Director, Business Development - Data Centers (EMEA)
Chemelex is a global leader in electric thermal and sensing solutions, protecting the world's critical processes, places and people. With over 50 years of innovation and a commitment to excellence, we develop solutions that ensure safety, reliability, and efficiency in diverse environments – from industrial plants and data centers to people's homes. Position Summary
We are seeking a dynamic and results-driven Business Development Manager to join our Data Center team. Reporting to the Global Vertical Market Leader for Data Centers, this role will be responsible for executing growth strategies and driving market penetration. The ideal candidate combines deep expertise in data center infrastructure with strong commercial acumen, building strategic relationships with key ecosystem players and accelerating adoption of innovative technologies such as liquid cooling and advanced thermal management. This position is perfect for someone who thrives in a fast‐paced environment, enjoys shaping market opportunities,
and is passionate about delivering cutting‐edge solutions to customers.
Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities
Own the data center growth agenda, translating global strategy into actionable plans with measurable outcomes.
Develop and execute go‐to‐market strategies for hyperscalers, colocation providers, and enterprise customers, ensuring alignment with global priorities.
Drive adoption of high‐growth technologies such as liquid cooling, leak detection, and monitoring solutions.
Market Development & Partnerships
Identify and pursue new business opportunities, including adjacent technologies and emerging markets.
Build and maintain relationships with OEMs, integrators, consultants, and channel partners to expand market presence and influence buying decisions.
Represent the company at industry events and forums, positioning the organization as a thought leader in data center innovation.
Cross‐Functional Collaborati