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IC Resources
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Excellent start-up package + equity!
Description
IC Resources is seeking a Global Account Manager to join a leader in ADAS software development. This is an excellent opportunity to support global key accounts and be a huge part in the growth of one of the most exciting start-ups in the Automotive Industry. Remote role with occasional visits to HQ. Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Computer Science. 10+ years in the Automotive Industry with an emphasis on Software products. Proven experience working with OEMs and Tier 1s (Renault and PSA/Stellantis especially) Autonomous approach to work, ability to make key decisions. Enthusiastic attitude and ability to work in a start-up environment. Flexibility to travel to German HQ when necessary. Please contact Laura @ IC Resources for more info!
Location
Paris
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