Account Manager North Zona LSG (Based in Monterrey)

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Mexico City - Mexico

profile Monthly Salary: Not Disclosed
Posted on: Yesterday
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Work Schedule

Standard (Mon-Fri)

Environmental Conditions

Office

Job Description

About the Role
Join Thermo Fisher Scientific and be part of a team thats making a real impact on a global scale. As an Account Manager III youll help our customers advance science and contribute to a healthier cleaner and safer world. This role is based in Monterrey Mexico.

What Youll Do

  • Drive sales growth by managing and expanding key customer accounts
  • Build strong long-term relationships and act as a trusted advisor
  • Develop and execute strategic sales plans
  • Partner with cross-functional teams to deliver tailored solutions
  • Engage with customers both in-person and virtually to support their goals

What Were Looking For

  • Must be based in Monterrey Mexico
  • Masters degree 5 years of sales experience (scientific lab or healthcare preferred)
  • Background in Life Sciences Chemistry Biology or related field
  • Strong communication negotiation and relationship-building skills
  • Ability to understand technical applications and customer workflows
  • Experience with CRM tools (Salesforce preferred)
  • Results-driven with a track record of meeting sales targets
  • Comfortable working independently and in collaborative environments
  • Willingness to travel (5075%) and valid drivers license
  • Fluent in English (additional languages are a plus)


Required Experience:

Manager

Work ScheduleStandard (Mon-Fri)Environmental ConditionsOfficeJob DescriptionAbout the RoleJoin Thermo Fisher Scientific and be part of a team thats making a real impact on a global scale. As an Account Manager III youll help our customers advance science and contribute to a healthier cleaner and saf...
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