Sales Lead, Large Projects
Pubblicato il 15-10-2026 - Tech Sales Jobs in Lombardia
Location: Birmingham, England, United Kingdom, Mannheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, Milan, Lombardy, Italy, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
Remote Type: Hybrid
Time Type: Full time
Job Description
Location: Birmingham, England, United Kingdom
Job ID: R
Date Posted:
Company Name: HITACHI ENERGY UK LIMITED
Profession (Job Category): Sales, Marketing & Product Management
Job Schedule: Tempo pieno
Remote: No
The opportunity
At Hitachi Energy, we are advancing the world's energy system to be more sustainable, flexible, and secure. Our Grid & Power Quality Solutions and Service business is a global leader in delivering grid connection and power quality solutions that enable the energy transition across utilities, renewables, industry, transportation, data centers, and infrastructure sectors.
As part of our continued growth in Europe, we are looking for an experienced Sales Lead Large Projects to join our Hub Europe Sales & Marketing team. This is a unique opportunity to drive and secure some of the largest and most strategic projects within the energy sector,
with a particular focus on offshore wind and renewable energy projects .
In this highly visible role, you will build long-term strategic partnerships with key customers, understand their business drivers and return‑on‑investment expectations, and develop winning solutions that create value for both the customer and Hitachi Energy. You will collaborate across countries and functions, leading complex opportunity capture strategies and positioning Hitachi Energy for long-term success in a rapidly evolving market.
The position can be based in various Hitachi Energy locations across Europe and reports to the Head of Marketing & Sales, Hub Europe.
How you'll make an impact
- Drive sales and business development activities for strategic large-scale projects across Europe, with a strong focus on offshore wind, renewable energy, utility, and industrial customers.
- Develop and execute customer‑specific capture strategies to sec