ZEISS Vision Care

Ophthalmic Lenses

BusinessDevelopmentSpecialist

Hanoi, Vietnam FULL TIME
The Brief

“Business Development Specialist at ZEISS Vision Care. Skills: Business Development, Client Relationships, Sales Support. Identify new business opportunities. Conduct market research”

What You'll Achieve.

Drive business growth; Expand market presence; Increase market share

Industry & Context.

Ophthalmic Lenses
Problems you'll solve

Problem solving ability

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Bachelor Degree in Optometry or Ophthalmology, 2 years of experience in commercial areas of medical channel, pharma or medical devices

Nice to Have

Post education degree in Marketing or business, Ophthalmic industry experience

What You'll Do.

Identify new business opportunities

Conduct market research

Develop lead pipeline

Nurture client relationships

Support sales efforts

Manage account receivables

Ensure timely payment collection

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborate with back-office training and marketing teams; Work closely with marketing, back office, and training teams; Share customer feedback and market insights; Assist in training program development; Ensure seamless coordination between departments

Communication Scope

Good interpersonal and communication skills; Fluent in English

Process & Methodology

Manage complex projects, Strategic planning

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