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Infinitum is seeking a Business Development Manager focused on data center markets to drive growth and establish our motors as the standard for energy-efficient solutions. This remote position requires expertise in technical sales, strategic planning, and strong relationship-building skills to succeed in mission-critical environments.
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Job Title: Business Development Manager – Data Center Markets
Location: Austin or Remote (must be located near a major metropolitan area)
Travel: Up to 50%
Department: Product and Strategy
Reports To: Sr. Director of Business Development
About the Role
We are seeking a high-impact Business Development Manager to lead Infinitum’s growth in the data center market by securing our motors as the standard for new construction and major infrastructure upgrades. This role is focused on driving top-of-funnel engagement with data center owners, facility teams, and their engineering partners.
The role will be responsible for identifying and developing strategic accounts, creating demand for Infinitum’s technology in a legacy-driven industry, and ultimately getting our motors specified as the basis of design in at least three data center projects by the end of 2026. This is a relationship-driven, execution-focused role that requires comfort navigating long sales cycles, multi-stakeholder accounts, and complex design ecosystems.
Working alongside Application Engineers for technical support, you’ll own the commercial relationship, guide strategic account planning, and position Infinitum as a go-to partner for energy-efficient, sustainable, next-generation motor technology in mission-critical facilities.
Key Responsibilities
Required Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications
Mission
Establish Infinitum as the preferred motor technology for data center HVAC systems by securing specification wins in new builds and major infrastructure upgrades, with a measurable goal of being named basis of design in at least three major data center projects by the end of 2026.
OUTCOMES:
OUTCOMES
RATING and COMMENTS
1
Secure Infinitum motors as basis of design in at least 3 major data center projects by end of 2026 equaling no less than $5m in revenue
2
Identify and develop strategic relationships with 15–20 targeted data center accounts, including end users and their design/MEP consultants
3
Generate a qualified pipeline of $15M+ in total potential project value within the first year
4
Create detailed account plans for the top 10 accounts within 90 days of hire
5
Identify and track 20+ design cycles or bid packages where Infinitum can be positioned for specification
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