Product Manager, IB Upgrade - South India
This Product Manager role at GE HealthCare focuses on managing service sales commercials and installed base upgrades for the Imaging modality in South India. The candidate will partner with regional sales teams to drive growth, price gains, and funnel management. Requirements include extensive experience in healthcare commercial sales and proficiency in tools like Salesforce and Power BI. This is a travel-intensive role within a large matrix organization.
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Experience
10+ years
Function
Product Management
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 1
What you will work on
This Product Manager role at GE HealthCare focuses on managing service sales commercials and installed base upgrades for the Imaging modality in South India. The candidate will partner with regional sales teams to drive growth, price gains, and funnel management. Requirements include extensive experience in healthcare commercial sales and proficiency in tools like Salesforce and Power BI. This is a travel-intensive role within a large matrix organization.
TAL's take
Strong Tier-1 company with clear scope in a mature product/sales role, though the role is more sales-operation focused than pure product management.
Clear objectives and responsibilities centered on service sales and IB upgrades within a specific medical imaging modality.
Salaries at GE HealthCare
24.5 LPA average
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Must haves
- 10+ years of experience in sales or product management
- Master’s degree
- Experience in healthcare equipment commercial sales
- Proficiency in Salesforce and Power BI
- Willingness to travel at least 50%
Tools and skills
About the company
Global leader in medical technology and digital solutions.
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