ESS Key Account Manager – Italy
Pubblicato il 16-10-2026 - Sungrow Europe - Welcome traveler! in Salerno
Your mission Ciao a tutti We're thrilled to introduce a key role that connects our cutting‑edge technology with the expanding energy storage market in Italy. * Curious what this is all about? Let's dive right in: * Develop and manage Energy Storage System (ESS) clients and projects throughout Italy. * Gather client requirements and collaborate with technical and service teams to ensure comprehensive solutions. * Analyze competitor solutions, pricing, and market strategies to maintain a competitive edge. * Represent Sungrow at national and international fairs and congresses. * Provide periodic sales forecasts, reports, and market research to inform strategy. * Achieve yearly sales targets and grow Sungrow's local market share. Your profile All right, all right, that was intriguing, wasn't it? Now, in order to fit in this role and be happy for a long time, your ideal background should look a lot like this: * Possess a degree in Electrical Engineering, Business Administration, Economics, or an equivalent field, with an affinity for electrical engineering.
* Bring at least two years of experience in technical sales, business development, project development, or project management, preferably in the solar or energy storage industry. * Demonstrate good knowledge of photovoltaics, inverters, and Balance of System (BOS) components, coupled with a strong commercial sales background, ideally in the solar or renewable energy sector. * Be fluent in Italian and English (C1 level); Chinese is a plus. * Exhibit very good knowledge of MS-Office and CRM software. * Show willingness to travel domestically and internationally on a regular basis. Why us? Joining Sungrow means becoming part of a global leader in renewable energy with over two decades of experience. Our Energy Storage Business Unit is driving the future of sustainable power solutions. Here's what awaits you: Opportunities for career advancement within a rapidly growing sector. An attractive premio structure based on pre‑a