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Hitachi

Diversified tech conglomerate delivering digital solutions

Regulatory & GeM Operations Lead - Sales Operations

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
No salary listed
Expert
Bachelor's
New Delhi, Delhi, India
Hybrid
Sales & Account ManagementSales Operations

About the job

Requirements
  • Strong understanding of the GeM platform, government procurement processes, and regulatory frameworks.
  • Experience with Trusted Telecom compliance and certification processes.
  • Ability to interpret regulatory policies and translate them into operational execution.
  • Strong cross-functional stakeholder management and communication skills.
  • High attention to detail and a structured problem-solving approach.
  • Expert-level analytical skills and the ability to connect multiple data points to tell a story.
  • Strong financial modeling and scenario planning capabilities.
  • Proficiency in analyzing sales performance metrics and identifying trends.
  • Ability to build and validate complex analytical models.
  • Demonstrated leadership skills to support team continuity in the absence of the regional sales operations leader.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills.
  • Strong executive presence and presentation skills.
  • Proven ability to build relationships across all organizational levels.
  • Seven to ten years of sales operations or related experience.
  • Bachelor's degree in Business, Economics, Finance, or a related field.
  • Advanced Excel skills, PowerPoint presentation skills, and experience with customer relationship management systems.
  • Strong project management capabilities with a proven track record of delivering results.
  • Experience in analytics and sales forecasting.
  • Demonstrated experience managing quarterly business review processes.
  • Ethical and honest conduct.
  • Ability to understand and embrace change.
  • Ability to work under pressure with a positive spirit to remove barriers.
  • Ability to work effectively in a team environment and collaboratively.
  • Results-driven approach with strong attention to detail.
  • Balanced decision-making that challenges assumptions while remaining collaborative.
  • Ability to work independently and know when to seek guidance.
Responsibilities
  • Own operational compliance related to Trusted Telecom directives and other applicable government regulations.
  • Act as the single point of contact for regulatory interpretation and advisory to internal stakeholders.
  • Coordinate with original equipment manufacturer corporate teams, legal, compliance, and engineering teams for certifications, approvals, and documentation.
  • Maintain governance and a repository of compliance documents, declarations, and approvals required for government and telecom business.
  • Proactively assess regulatory risks and ensure readiness for evolving government policies.
  • Initiate and complete vendor assessment processes for original equipment manufacturer and deemed original equipment manufacturer entities.
  • Develop expertise in GeM vendor assessment criteria, catalogue management systems, and regulatory workflows.
  • Ensure accurate and complete documentation for first-time-right submissions.
  • Drive original equipment manufacturer catalogue onboarding, product updates, pricing governance, stock-keeping unit management, and authorization processes.
  • Ensure adherence to GeM procurement policies, timelines, and compliance requirements.
  • Enable timely closure of strategic and high-value government and telecom deals by ensuring readiness of regulatory and bid documentation.
  • Drive cross-functional alignment across Sales, Legal, Compliance, original equipment manufacturer teams, and Partners for seamless execution of opportunities.
  • Support bid strategy through structured qualification, risk assessment, and compliance validation.
  • Review major opportunities in the region's pipeline and ensure the Sales team has appropriately qualified them.
  • Review opportunities within responsible areas and identify action items, including third-party product quotes, expiring or expired approvals, approved quotes, past close dates, and follow-up actions not updated by Sales teams.
  • Identify booking and delivery timeline risks and escalate them to Sales or Operations leadership for action.
  • Manage bid documentation tracking to ensure timely submission and traceability to Salesforce opportunities.
  • Review Deal Approval Management requests from the field and assess the appropriateness of requested pricing, including price per terabyte for storage and margin levels for third-party products and server products.
  • Review competitive-bid field intelligence to understand competitive price points and highlight this intelligence to the DOC and Sales leadership to promote market-based pricing.
  • Assist the APAC Strategic Deals team with complex deal structuring for operating expenditure and consumption-style opportunities.
  • Support the India region in reviewing sales forecasts, identifying risks and opportunities, and highlighting them to senior leaders.
  • Promote and drive adoption of standardized forecast tools, including corporate-managed dashboards and models, to ensure consistent information and a single source of truth.
  • Drive annual business-planning cycles, including account planning, account segmentation, territory mapping, and quota deployment.
  • Support quarter-end close processes cross-functionally, driving actions across Sales, Supply Chain, Logistics, Revenue Performance, Legal, and Finance to resolve issues and maximize revenue.
  • Provide reporting support in Salesforce or Power BI to the management team as required.
  • Support localization and Make in India operational requirements.
  • Coordinate empanelment, rate contracts, and framework agreements for government business.
  • Enable faster turnaround for strategic bids and large opportunities through structured execution.
  • Support new hires by demonstrating sales processes and tools, including Salesforce, Revenue Grid, Power BI 360 dashboards, FPX, Deal Approvals, and forecast methodology.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience in government, public-sector undertaking, or telecom deals.
  • Exposure to original equipment manufacturer compliance and certification processes.
  • Background in Sales Operations, Bid Management, or Regulatory Operations.

About the company

Hitachi is a global conglomerate that provides energy solutions, digital transformation services, home appliances, and infrastructure projects to governments, businesses, and consumers. Its offerings turn data into insights to optimize operations and support sustainable development, with Hitachi Energy focusing on renewable energy and grid solutions. It differentiates itself through an integrated portfolio across hardware, software, and services, backed by a long history and a focus on societal impact. Its goal is to build a sustainable society by using data and technology to improve energy efficiency, infrastructure resilience, and quality of life.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Tokyo, Japan

Founded

1910

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What believers are saying

  • September 15, 2026, Hitachi Energy announced a $528 million Mississippi transformer factory.
  • September 24, 2026, Hitachi Rail posted 14% traction energy savings in Singapore.
  • September 24, 2026, Hitachi joined Japan's SIP circular-economy program for recycled plastics AI.

What critics are saying

  • April 2026 restructuring cut 12,000 jobs, exposing weak businesses and morale damage.
  • The Mississippi transformer plant starts production in 2029, leaving long execution risk.
  • If HMAX fails to monetize, Hitachi remains a shrinking asset-seller, not a platform leader.

What makes Hitachi unique

  • Hitachi's HMAX unifies OT, IT, and physical assets into industry-specific AI products.
  • September 30, 2026, FANUC chose Hitachi's factories as Customer Zero for physical AI.
  • Hitachi Energy couples grid hardware with software, backed by a $1.5 billion U.S. buildout.

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