Global Water & Wastewater Industry Strategist

Endress+Hauser Gruppe; Reinach; On-site; CHF 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Endress+Hauser Gruppe in Reinach, Switzerland, seeks an Industry Manager Water, Wastewater & Waste to drive global strategy across the Water industry. You will connect market needs with innovation, lead cross-functional teams, and shape value propositions for sustainable solutions.

This role requires an engineering degree, international process instrumentation experience in water utilities, and fluent business English; German skills and up to 30% travel are a plus.

Qualifications

• Degree in Engineering or related field.
• MBA is advantageous.
• Several years of international experience in process instrumentation, preferably Water, Wastewater & Waste or Utilities.
• Strong strategic thinking with a commercial mindset.
• Solid understanding of flow measurement technologies and their applications.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement the global Water & Wastewater industry strategy for the Product Center.
• Shape and strengthen the portfolio and value proposition for the Water & Wastewater market.
• Act as the key interface between market requirements and innovation activities.
• Represent the Flow Product Center within the Strategic Industry Group Water & Wastewater and regional networks.
• Enable and develop the global sales and representative network with industry, application, and technology expertise near the customer.
• Represent Endress+Hauser at international conferences, exhibitions, industry committees, strategic customer accounts, and partner organizations.

Skills

Cross-functional collaboration

Strategic thinking

English proficiency

Education

Engineering degree

MBA

Job description

Endress+Hauser Gruppe in Reinach, Switzerland, seeks an Industry Manager Water, Wastewater & Waste to drive global strategy across the Water industry. You will connect market needs with innovation, lead cross-functional teams, and shape value propositions for sustainable solutions.

This role requires an engineering degree, international process instrumentation experience in water utilities, and fluent business English; German skills and up to 30% travel are a plus.