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Esri

Builds mapping software for governments and firms

GIS Industry Solutions Manager - Transportation, Roads & Highways

Product MarketingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeRedlands, CA, USA$119k - $199.1kIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 8 years of demonstrated leadership and practical experience in a transportation discipline focused on the roads and highways market.
  • Strong geographic information systems experience related to transportation, including some combination of multimodal transportation planning and modeling, intelligent transportation systems, road safety management systems, asset management, environmental management, and transportation equity.
  • Ability to motivate, inspire, and achieve goals.
  • In-depth knowledge of development issues, challenges, workflows, and opportunities for improvement using geographic information systems and their practical applications in the roads and highways domain.
  • Experience leading industry strategy, business development, and marketing programs, including creating and managing influence plans, monitoring and reporting on results, coordinating integrated execution teams, and managing budgets.
  • Bachelor's degree in planning, geography, or public/business administration.
  • Ability and willingness to travel domestically and internationally.

Responsibilities

  • Represent Esri as the subject matter expert in the roads and highways market, including knowledge of all phases of the highway infrastructure lifecycle.
  • Forecast and evaluate industry trends using varied data, and proactively develop solutions and messages addressing key business issues, drivers, and growth opportunities.
  • Develop, manage, and execute short- and long-range industry marketing strategies and programs to support the geographic information systems user community and grow use of geographic information systems in transportation.
  • Share knowledge about competition and customer requirements to improve Business Development teams' effectiveness.
  • Research, analyze, and monitor financial, technological, and market factors in the transportation industry to identify service and market opportunities.
  • Investigate, understand, and develop new business in areas underserved or not currently served by geographic information systems applications in the roads and highways market.
  • Develop and recommend product and industry positioning, marketing collateral, and pricing strategies to support sales and revenue objectives.
  • Work with Product Development as a customer advocate for the roads and highways market, providing industry feedback based on discussions with transportation customers.
  • Work with sales staff, international division regional managers, and international distributors to provide domain expertise, contacts, support, and guidance in the roads and highways community.
  • Collaborate with the business partner group to recruit, develop, and maintain partners and partner channels that deliver solutions to transportation sectors.
  • Represent and manage Esri's presence at roads and highways industry conferences, associations, trade shows, seminars, and other events domestically and internationally.
  • Build and maintain a geographic information systems user community in the transportation industry through printed collateral, e-newsletters, online forums, user groups, and other networking opportunities.
  • Advocate geographic information systems technology with transportation trade associations such as AASHTO and TRB, standards organizations, and the media.

Desired Qualifications

  • General knowledge of spatial analysis and its use in problem solving.
  • Ability to write and craft smart, attainable, realistic, time-driven goals with clear lead indicators.
  • Demonstrated excellence in writing and presentations.
  • Demonstrated understanding of marketing purpose and tactics.
  • Master's degree in planning, geography, or public/business administration.

About the Company

Esri

Builds mapping software for governments and firms

Esri builds ArcGIS, the mapping and analysis software that governments, companies, and universities use to put their data on maps and study where and why things happen. In 1982, it released ARC/INFO, the first commercial geographic information system program, which ties places on a map to records in a database. Analysts make maps and run analyses in the ArcGIS Pro desktop app, teams share maps, dashboards, and field-survey apps through ArcGIS Online, and large agencies run ArcGIS Enterprise on their own servers. Customers pay for software licenses and subscriptions, and Esri also earns fees for consulting and training. Esri was founded in 1969 and is based in Redlands, California.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Redlands, CA
Founded
1969

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