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JFE Shoji Power Canada Inc. in Burlington, Ontario is seeking a Business Development Manager to drive revenue through long-term client relationships and strategic account management in a technical manufacturing environment.
You will lead commercial strategy, partner with cross-functional teams, and guide proposals, pricing, and negotiations to build durable, profitable partnerships. This role requires B2B sales experience, strong negotiation skills, and the ability to manage multiple
Terms of Employment: Full-time / Permanent
Vacancy: Please note that this posting is for an existing role.
Benefits: Eligible for discretionary bonuses and/or salary increases in accordance with company policy. Eligible for RRSP, Pension Plan, Dental Insurance, Medical Insurance, Vision Insurance and Care allowance.
Salary: $115,000 to $140,000 CAD / year (dependent on experience)
JFE Shoji Power Canada (JSC) is an electrical steel products manufacturer located in Burlington, Ontario. As the largest producer of transformer cores in North America, JSC specializes in wound, amorphous, and step-lap cores for power generation and distribution equipment. Its electrical steel products and magnetic materials are also used in electric vehicle motors and charging station infrastructure, data centres, audio equipment, and other industrial applications.
Since 1972, JSC (formerly Cogent) has grown from a small niche manufacturer to an integral part of the North American electrical steel supply chain with multiple facilities and over 500 employees. JSC is dedicated to meeting the growing demand for electrical energy by providing strategic, innovative, and sustainable solutions to its clients.
At JFE Shoji Power Canada, we are more than just a company—we are a community that embraces safety. We have a proactive safety attitude where every team member is empowered to care for each other and take responsibility for keeping everyone safe. By embodying the ICare principles, we ensure that safety is not just a priority but a core value of our culture. Each employee plays an essential role in shaping a workplace where safety is embedded in every action we take, and where incidents are prevented before they happen.
The Business Development Manager is responsible for driving revenue growth through the development, expansion, and retention of long-term client relationships. This role manages complex, long-cycle B2B sales engagements within a technical manufacturing environment, acting as a strategic partner to clients rather than a transactional seller. The Business Development Manager leads commercial strategy at the account level, aligns client needs with organizational capabilities, and ensures commitments made to clients are realistic, executable, and aligned with long-term partnerships.
The Business Development Manager is responsible for driving revenue growth through the development, expansion, and retention of long-term client relationships. This role manages complex, long-cycle B2B sales engagements within a technical manufacturing environment, acting as a strategic partner to clients rather than a transactional seller. The Business Development Manager leads commercial strategy at the account level, aligns client needs with organizational capabilities, and ensures commitments made to clients are realistic, executable, and aligned with long-term partnerships.
Client Relationship Management:
Sales Strategy & Commercial Leadership:
Cross-Functional Collaboration:
Proposal & Quoting Support:
Required Qualifications and Skills
Working Conditions
This role operates primarily in an office environment with regular travel to client sites as required. Flexibility is expected to support client needs, internal coordination, and sales activities. The role requires strong relationship management, organization, and long-term focus.
Team Member Health & Safety Responsibilities
Use or wear the protective equipment required by JFE Shoji Power Canada and work in compliance with the Ontario Occupational Health & Safety Act and the regulations. Report to his/her Leader or designate any contravention of the act, any known hazards or defects in equipment.