Regional Technical Manager, Southeast — Building Envelope & Codes
Huber Engineered Woods
Charlotte (NC)
Remote
USD 70,000 - 90,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading engineered wood products company is seeking a Regional Technical Manager to collaborate with various teams and influence the proper use of products. The ideal candidate has a Bachelor's degree, experience in engineered wood products, and must be able to work independently while traveling in the designated area. Responsibilities include engaging with stakeholders such as builders and designers, while also supporting warranty development and addressing product specifications. This role supports Florida and southern Georgia, with occasional assistance in Alabama and Mississippi.
Qualifications
Experience in design, testing, and installation of engineered wood products in construction.
Ability to work independently from a personal home office.
Ability to travel throughout the specified region.
Responsibilities
Collaborate with sales and technical teams to influence product use and installations.
Engage with stakeholders including designers and contractors.
Support warranty development and conduct onsite claims visits.
Skills
Building strategic relationships
Conflict management
Negotiation skills
Construction knowledge
CRM software usage
Education
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university or college
Job description
A leading engineered wood products company is seeking a Regional Technical Manager to collaborate with various teams and influence the proper use of products. The ideal candidate has a Bachelor's degree, experience in engineered wood products, and must be able to work independently while traveling in the designated area. Responsibilities include engaging with stakeholders such as builders and designers, while also supporting warranty development and addressing product specifications. This role supports Florida and southern Georgia, with occasional assistance in Alabama and Mississippi.