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Terex

Produces cranes, mining, and aerial platforms

CPQ Program & Platform Manager

Full-Time
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Senior
Bachelor's
Watertown, SD, USA
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Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in Business, Engineering, Information Systems, Operations, Project Management, Supply Chain, Finance, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and directly relevant experience.
  • Five or more years of progressive experience leading cross-functional business transformation, enterprise-system implementation, commercial operations, business systems, product ownership, or project/program management.
  • Five or more years of experience with Configure, Price, Quote, customer relationship management, enterprise resource planning, product configuration, pricing, Quote-to-Cash, or comparable enterprise commercial platforms.
  • Demonstrated ownership of project plans, scope, risks, dependencies, decisions, stakeholder governance, testing, change management, and implementation-partner deliverables.
  • Experience translating complex business processes into structured requirements, user stories, process designs, acceptance criteria, and prioritized roadmaps.
  • Sound understanding of configurable products, product structures, option rules, bills of material, pricing models, approvals, quote documents, and order-management dependencies.
  • Experience leading user acceptance testing, defect triage, launch readiness, deployment, hypercare, and continuous-improvement activities.
  • Strong business judgment, analytical problem-solving, facilitation, negotiation, written communication, executive presentation, and influence-without-authority skills.
Responsibilities
  • Serve as the business program lead for the Configure, Price, Quote relaunch and maintain the authoritative integrated project plan across workstreams, milestones, resources, dependencies, decisions, and deliverables.
  • Translate approved scope and objectives into execution plans, governance cadence, success measures, stage gates, acceptance criteria, and escalation paths.
  • Lead cross-functional planning and execution across Commercial Operations, Sales, Engineering, Product Management, Pricing, Finance, Operations, Inside Sales, Information Technology, Quality, and external implementation partners.
  • Own project controls, including the schedule, RAID log, decision log, action register, budget visibility, resource constraints, vendor commitments, scope changes, value tracking, and executive status reporting.
  • Frame decisions for sponsors and steering teams by clarifying options, business impacts, risks, tradeoffs, recommendations, and accountable decision owners.
  • Orchestrate business and technical dependencies across Salesforce, Oracle CPQ, Oracle EBS, product data, pricing data, document outputs, integrations, and downstream processes.
  • Lead cutover planning, launch readiness, go-live governance, hypercare, stabilization, and transition to steady-state support.
  • Own the business architecture and design integrity for the future-state quote-to-order experience and ensure requirements support Pre-Configured, Configure-to-Order, and Engineer-to-Order pathways.
  • Lead discovery workshops and translate commercial, engineering, operational, financial, and customer needs into prioritized capabilities, process maps, requirements, user stories, and measurable acceptance criteria.
  • Validate that proposed designs support governed product structures, configuration rules, bills of material, pricing logic, approvals, guided selling, quote documents, revisions, and change-order processes.
  • Challenge solution proposals that create unnecessary complexity, weak controls, poor user experience, excessive maintenance, or misalignment with commercial strategy.
  • Maintain traceability from business need through design, testing, deployment, and realized outcome, and secure approval from designated business and process owners.
  • Create the business testing strategy and lead user acceptance testing planning, scenario coverage, test execution, defect triage, retesting, acceptance, and go-live exit criteria.
  • Ensure test scenarios cover configuration accuracy, pricing, approvals, documents, integrations, revisions, change orders, user roles, exception handling, and downstream transactions.
  • Lead stakeholder readiness, impact assessment, communications, training coordination, super-user development, standard operating procedure creation, and adoption measurement.
  • Partner with business leaders to resolve process noncompliance, unclear ownership, data gaps, and adoption barriers that threaten benefits realization.
  • Monitor post-launch usage, support themes, defects, process performance, and user feedback to drive corrective actions.
  • Serve as the day-to-day business platform owner and Commercial Operations administration lead for the Configure, Price, Quote ecosystem after launch.
  • Develop, maintain, and execute the multi-year Configure, Price, Quote roadmap in alignment with commercial strategy, product portfolio priorities, pricing governance, customer experience, operating capacity, and Quote-to-Cash initiatives.
  • Own and govern demand intake, business cases, backlog management, prioritization recommendations, release planning, and communication of approved priorities and tradeoffs.
  • Facilitate governance for product, configuration, pricing, approval, document, integration, and workflow changes; prepare recommendations and route decisions to designated accountable owners.
  • Establish and maintain approved ownership, standards, and controls for product models, attributes, rules, bills of material, pricing inputs, approval policies, templates, roles, and reference data.
  • Coordinate incident, defect, enhancement, and release management with Information Technology and external partners, including service expectations, root-cause follow-up, regression testing, and deployment readiness.
  • Monitor platform health, adoption, data quality, process compliance, support demand, and key performance indicator performance, and convert insights into corrective actions and roadmap priorities.
  • Maintain system and process documentation, decision history, governance standards, release notes, training content, and business continuity plans.
  • Build alignment among senior leaders, functional owners, subject-matter experts, end users, Information Technology teams, and external implementation partners.
  • Prepare concise steering committee and executive communications focused on required decisions, progress against outcomes, risks, financial or operational impacts, and recovery actions.
  • Facilitate difficult cross-functional decisions through fact-based recommendations, documented tradeoffs, clear decision ownership, and established governance.
  • Manage external partner coordination, including scope alignment, deliverable quality, issue resolution, change control, and readiness expectations.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with Oracle CPQ, Oracle EBS, Salesforce CRM, or closely related platforms.
  • Experience in heavy equipment, industrial manufacturing, or another complex Configure-to-Order or Engineer-to-Order environment.
  • Formal project-management or product-ownership certification such as Project Management Professional, PMI Agile Certified Practitioner, Certified Scrum Product Owner, or equivalent.
  • Experience with pricing governance, product lifecycle management, engineering change, order integration, analytics, and commercial data governance.
  • Experience managing a multi-phase implementation with third-party systems integrators and distributed cross-functional teams.

About the company

Terex is a maker of heavy equipment for construction, mining, and infrastructure. Its products include cranes, mining machines, and aerial work platforms, with Genie Industries as a notable acquisition that broadened access equipment offerings. The devices are designed to move, lift, and place heavy loads—cranes hoist materials, mining trucks haul ore, and aerial work platforms provide safe access to elevated work sites. The company differentiates itself through a broad, multi-product lineup and a history of growth via strategic acquisitions that expand its capabilities and global reach, enabling it to serve customers across industries and regions. Terex’s goal is to be a leading supplier of lifting, loading, and material-handling equipment that helps customers complete large-scale projects efficiently and safely.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Norwalk, Connecticut

Founded

1968

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What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 bookings rose 25.2%; management raised sales guidance to $7.9-$8.2 billion.
  • Specialty Vehicles posted record earnings in Q2 2026, driven by fire-truck and ambulance demand.
  • Terex completed $28 million of 2026 REV synergies and targets $75 million run-rate.

What critics are saying

  • Terex cut 117 Genie jobs in North Bend on July 20, 2026.
  • Aerials remains under strategic review, risking distraction, stranded overhead, and a forced sale.
  • Tariffs and customs accruals hit Q2 2026 margins; failed REV integration threatens debt reduction.

What makes Terex unique

  • Terex's February 2, 2026 REV merger created a specialty-equipment platform across municipalities and construction.
  • Its July 2026 backlog reached $6.9 billion, giving multi-quarter visibility across segments.
  • Terex pairs legacy equipment with electrification, AI, and automation across 2026 launches.

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Vision Insurance

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Disability Insurance

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Paid Holidays

Hybrid Work Options

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Terex launches "E-Traction" Dual-Mode electric motor grader for 845G series with Wheel-End Torque Vectoring. Sep 04, 2026. Terex Corporation has unveiled the 845G "E-Traction" motor grader, marking the industry's first heavy-class grader to completely abandon the traditional driveline in favor of direct electric wheel-hub motors. In road construction, maintaining precise drawbar pull while fine-tuning the blade angle on steep side-slopes is critical. Traditional mechanical drivelines suffer from drivetrain windup and sudden traction loss when the inner wheels lift off the ground during sharp articulation. The 845G E-Traction eliminates the transmission, driveshaft, and differential entirely. The engineering breakthrough is the "Independent Wheel-End Torque Vectoring" system. Powered by a 400 kW solid-state battery pack (with a swappable hydrogen fuel-cell range extender), electricity is routed directly to four permanent magnet motors integrated into the tandem drive wheels. When the operator engages the blade to cut a steep cross-fall, the inside wheels naturally lose vertical load. Instead of a mechanical differential sending all power to the slipping wheel, the ECU reads the wheel speed sensors 100 times per second. If the inside wheel speed exceeds the outside wheel speed by 2%, the ECU instantly reduces torque to the inside motor by 50% and redirects that electrical current to the outside motor. This generates a turning moment that pulls the grader smoothly through the curve without engine lug or tire scrubbing. Furthermore, the system features "Dynamic Blade-Load Trimming." When pushing heavy windrows of dirt, the electric motors provide instant maximum torque from 0 RPM. If the blade hits a buried boulder and the grader begins to stall, the system momentarily increases the wheel-end torque by 30% for 2 seconds to power through the obstacle, preventing the operator from having to shift gears or back up. This electric architecture reduces fuel and maintenance costs by 45% while increasing grading precision in variable soil conditions.

TIKR
Sep 2nd, 2026
Up 20% in 2026, Does Terex Stock Have more room to run through 2030?

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The Specialty Vehicles segment, built around last year's REV Group merger, posted record earnings as demand for fire trucks and ambulances stayed strong. Chicago alone ordered 80 fire trucks and 40 ambulances during the quarter. Materials Processing also had a standout quarter, with margins expanding 440 basis points to 18.8% on stronger crusher and material handling demand. Management raised full-year guidance on this momentum, now expecting sales of $7.9 billion to $8.2 billion and adjusted EBITDA of $960 million to $1 billion. One thing to watch: Terex is running a strategic review of its Aerials segment, with interest from multiple potential buyers. No decision has been announced yet. Despite the strong quarter, TEX trades at $59.29. Its model sees modest but real upside from here. What the Model Says for Terex Stock. Terex looks very different today than it did a few years ago. Two major deals, the ESG acquisition and the REV Group merger, have reshaped the company into four segments: Environmental Solutions, Materials Processing, Specialty Vehicles, and Aerials. * Environmental Solutions benefits from steady, recurring demand. Utilities work tied to grid modernization and data center power needs is accelerating, while the refuse collection vehicle business is recovering after a temporary inventory reset earlier in the year. * Materials Processing is riding infrastructure and data center construction in the U.S., its largest market, while India and Australia add further growth from infrastructure and mining activity respectively. * Specialty Vehicles, boosted by the REV Group merger, delivered record quarterly earnings. Management is investing in new plant capacity in Florida and South Dakota to shorten lead times and meet strong municipal demand for fire trucks and ambulances. 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Kooiker & Russcher Bouwkranen purchases 12 new Terex self-erecting cranes for Netherlands operations. Posted on August 26, 2026 in Company News * Netherland-based crane specialist builds on existing fleet with 12 new Terex self-erecting crane models * Several new models are already supporting residential construction projects across the country * Initial customers feedback highlights strong lifting performances, easy of erection and compact outrigger footprint Terex Tower Cranes, now part of Raimondi, today announced the sale of 12 new self-erecting cranes to Netherlands-based Kooiker & Russcher Bouwkranen. A first for the Terex self-erecting business division under Raimondi, the transaction marks a fresh direct-to-client relationship catering to the Dutch construction market widely considered a major economic engine. The new order includes seven CBR 24s, three CBR 28s, one CBR 21, and one CBR 32 crane, building on the company's existing fleet and substantial nationwide footprint. Based in Staphorst, Kooiker & Russcher Bouwkranen is a well-established crane specialist with extensive experience in supporting residential, commercial, and industrial construction projects. Backed by a dedicated in-house service team, the homegrown company has earned its strong reputation for technical expertise, versatile lifting solutions, and responsive customer support. "We were looking for reliable, easy-to-transport cranes with strong lifting performance and rapid deployment capabilities," said Martijn Heesakkers, Sales Manager New Tower Cranes at Kooiker & Russcher Bouwkranen. "The Terex self-erecting crane range combines compact dimensions, fast erection times, user-friendly operation, and proven reliability, making it an excellent fit for the needs of our customers." Several of the newly acquired models have already been delivered to customers across the Netherlands. With jib lengths ranging from 21m to 32m and maximum lifting capacity of 4t, the delivered machines are supporting a wide variety of residential and general construction projects. "The first feedback from our valued client, Kooiker & Russcher, and their respected customers has been extremely encouraging, reinforcing our confidence in this new collaboration," said Paolo di Gianbattista, Sales Manager, Terex TC. "The technical expertise of Kooiker, its customer-focused approach, and the company's established presence in the Dutch market make them an excellent partner. We look forward to building on this momentum together and continuing to deliver efficient lifting solutions to customers across the Netherlands," di Gianbattista concluded. Designed for fast deployment and efficient operation, the Terex self-erecting crane range is well suited for the evolving needs of today's small to medium construction sites, particularly in renovation and residential applications where space and productivity are key. Kooiker & Russcher's first order lays the foundation for a long-term collaboration with the Raimondi Group's self-erecting division, strengthening the availability of innovative lifting solutions across the Dutch market.

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Yahoo Finance
Jul 31st, 2026
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