2449 sales English-speaking jobs in the Netherlands

Cross-functional execution: Collaborate with and guide the technical development, marketing, technical sales

Leading sales and delivery of complex SAP enabled projects.

design or architecture document Background in consultancy, solutions engineering, or technical pre-sales

Analyse sales, margin, cost centre and forecast variances, working with budget holders and cross-functional

Analyse sales, margin, cost centre and forecast variances, working with budget holders and cross-functional

Analyse sales, margin, cost centre and forecast variances, working with budget holders and cross-functional

experience with eCommerce specific functions, such as digital shelf, shopper insights, marketing analytics, sales

other functions such as Risk Product, Risk Steering, Data Science, Pricing, Financial Controlling, Sales

one of the largest food and beverage companies in the world, with eight $1 billion+ brands and global sales

Support pre-sales activities to provide technical expertise and review project scoping and risks About

actual amount is based on the employees’ and companies’ performance of the previous calendar year, or sales

care, pharmaceuticals, electronics, medical devices, and bioplastics.In 2025, Corbion generated annual sales

one of the largest food and beverage companies in the world, with eight $1 billion+ brands and global sales

actual amount is based on the employees' and companies' performance of the previous calendar year, or sales

sites in 12 countries we serve over 90% of the world’s aircraft and engine manufacturers and achieved sales

Proactively identify and recommend strategies to improve account performance across sales, traffic, conversion

actively in discovery workshops, requirements gathering discussions, documentation development, and pre-sales

Consistently achieve ambitious sales and revenue targets.

You work alongside sales leadership, our ICX Engineering teams, strategic partners and R&D.

What you will be doing You will own the hardest question in marketing: what actually caused the sales