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The Sales Account Manager is responsible for executing sales strategies to meet goals, collaborating with distributors, generating opportunities, developing relationships with stakeholders, analyzing customer needs, and providing sales reports. They will also conduct technical discussions with customers to align their needs with Rockwell Automation products.

The Regional Country Controller will oversee financial reporting for various countries, ensuring compliance with Corporate Finance Policies and US GAAP. Responsibilities include preparing financial statements, managing audits, coordinating monthly and year-end close processes, and providing technical accounting support. The role demands an accurate reporting of financial data and improvements to business systems and practices.

The Buyer will coordinate purchasing activities with manufacturing and engineering departments, manage vendors, conduct cost analysis, and develop supply sources. Responsibilities include handling quotations and purchase orders, resolving delivery issues, supporting supplier negotiations, and leading projects.

The DMI Supply Planner manages demand and inventory analysis, order creation, and communication with Distributor management for Rockwell Automation's DMI program. Responsibilities include replenishing stock, analyzing performance, creating reports, and facilitating performance review meetings to optimize the supply chain.

The Buyer is responsible for managing procurement processes related to supply chain operations and support for engineering maintenance. Key responsibilities include coordinating quotations and purchase orders in an ERP/CRM system, resolving vendor payment issues, managing vendor performance, and building relationships with partners. The role requires strong organizational skills and communication abilities to ensure efficient procurement support for the organization.

The Buyer will coordinate purchasing activities, perform cost analysis, and manage vendor performance to acquire inventory. Responsibilities include executing requests for quotations, negotiating with suppliers, resolving delivery and payment issues, and leading project assignments. The role requires a strong understanding of procurement practices and good communication skills.

The Major Incident Manager will oversee the Major Incident Management processes, ensuring effective application and infrastructure monitoring, troubleshooting, and documentation. Responsibilities include incident handling, collaboration with IT Service Management on priority incidents, continuous monitoring for business-critical applications, and engaging in technical development while participating in a follow-the-sun support model.