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Atlas Copco Power Technique’s Nordic Customer Center seeks a commercially driven Business Development Manager to accelerate growth across the Pumps portfolio. You will identify new opportunities, drive market development and build strategic partnerships to strengthen market position in the Nordic region.
You will collaborate with Sales, Service and Product Management to translate market insights into actionable growth plans and customer value. Regular travel across the Nordic region is required.
Our Pumps portfolio is at the forefront of dewatering and fluid transfer solutions, supporting construction, mining, industrial, and rental segments with submersible and surface pumps. We are now looking for a commercially driven Business Development Manager to accelerate growth and strengthen our market position across the Nordic region.
Your mission is to identify, develop, and realize new business opportunities across the Pumps portfolio by delivering superior customer value through application‑driven solutions.
You will play a key role in expanding our footprint by driving market development, strategic partnerships, and value‑based sales initiatives, ensuring we fully capitalize on the growth potential in dewatering and fluid handling applications.
Working closely with Sales, Service, and the wider Customer Center organization, you will translate market insights into actionable growth plans and support execution across the region.
The role requires frequent travel across the Nordic region.
We are looking for a proactive and commercially driven professional with a passion for business development and customer value creation.
This is an opportunity to work in a dynamic Nordic environment within a global organization. You will collaborate with experienced colleagues across functions and geographies, while playing a key role in shaping future growth within the Pumps business.
The position is based in Sickla/Nacka (Stockholm), with regular travel across the Nordic region.