Marketing Manager

Alfa Laval develops, manufactures and sells special products and world-class technical solutions that help our customers optimize the performance of their processes.Time and time again.Our equipment and systems create solutions for heating, cooling, separation and fluid handling of products such as oil, chemicals, water, beverages, foodstuffs, starch and pharmaceuticals.Alfa Laval has approximately 9,500 employees in more than 50 countries covering over 100 markets.We have just created a new Alfa Laval with a new spirit and a strong focus, that will reinforce our position as a global leader within the areas where we operate.Our solid base is our shared goals and values.We are customer oriented.We dare to do things differently.We are open, informal and flexible.We create reliable and cost-efficient solutions.We are a totally new company, founded in 1883.Market Unit Natural Resources is responsible for sales to the sugar, starch and biofuel industries.Investments in the biofuels and starch industries are booming.Alfa Laval has a well suited product portfolio for these industries and to secure continued profitable growth we need to reinforce our support team in Lund.You will give technical support to our sales force around the world for heat exchanger sales.This includes making thermal calculations to find the most competitive solution for any given inquiry.In larger projects you will participate in customer meetings as a technical expert together with our local sales people.You will also be responsible for developing our sales by analyzing the markets to identify business opportunities.You are expected to initiate and support initiatives to capture this business potential.You have a MSc.degree in Chemical Engineering or equivalent and are fluent in English.You are outgoing, a good communicator and are able to work independently.In this position you will be travelling globally.Being an equal opportunity company we are happy to see both female and male applicants.Send your application in English no later then the 1st of January 2007.