Contract Support Coordinator and Order Management
About the job
- A bachelor's degree in Finance, Engineering, Law, Business, Contract Management, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
- At least 5 years of experience working with SAP and Salesforce.
- At least 7 years of experience in customer service, sales, or account management-related fields.
- Strong organizational and time management skills to manage multiple accounts and meet deadlines.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills to communicate effectively with clients and internal teams.
- Customer service skills to address questions and concerns and ensure satisfaction.
- Attention to detail to complete paperwork and processes accurately.
- Ability to work effectively in a team environment.
- Critical thinking and analytical skills.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office and strong computer skills.
- Review and validate contractual documents, purchase orders, and new account information, and ensure accurate updates to system records.
- Maintain organized documentation related to contracts and account setups, including tracking contract statuses and new account setup and maintenance.
- Collect required data and prepare documentation to support contract and account processes.
- Upload contract documents into internal systems, organize files, and maintain up-to-date records.
- Support onboarding processes for new accounts to ensure seamless transitions.
- Complete forms and documentation for account creation, updates, or modifications.
- Keep stakeholders informed of progress related to account setups and contractual payment milestones.
- Generate and deliver regular status reports and updates for leadership regarding contract and account setup activities.
- Perform other assigned duties.
- Occasionally travel as required.
About the company
Generac Power Systems provides backup power solutions for homes and businesses by selling generators and related equipment, including home standby units, portable generators, and industrial power products. Its systems automatically supply electricity during outages and can be monitored remotely, with maintenance services to keep them running. The company differentiates itself through a wide dealer network, direct and partner sales, and a diversified product line that serves residential, commercial, and industrial customers, along with clean energy options. Its goal is to ensure reliable power availability in varied settings—telecommunications, healthcare, and manufacturing—while emphasizing sustainability and accessible, scalable backup and clean energy solutions.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Waukesha, Wisconsin
Founded
1959
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Amazon expects $2.4 billion of deliveries in 2027-2028, per September 16 filing.
- Generac reported $1.6 billion data-center backlog in July 2026.
- Second-quarter 2026 C&I sales rose 29% to $556 million.
What critics are saying
- The Amazon warrant caps upside: 1.69 million shares and 2033 expiration.
- EEOC's September 30, 2026 settlement forces policy revisions and training after Title VII violations.
- Generac's data-center boom depends on one customer, making Amazon concentration an existential risk.
What makes Generac unique
- September 16, 2026 Amazon deal locked Generac into data-center backup power supply.
- Generac's vertically integrated large-megawatt manufacturing differentiates it from commodity generator assemblers.
- Its residential dealer network still throws off cash while C&I scales faster.
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↑ 8%Oshkosh Plan Commission to review Pioneer Island plans and more Oct. 6. Commissioners will consider a Pioneer Island restaurant and amphitheater, downtown ice cream and mini golf, and a Generac storage expansion. Oshkosh Northwestern Oct. 2, 2026, 4:59 a.m. CT * The Oshkosh Plan Commission is set to review a major development proposal for Pioneer Island. * Plans for the island include a new restaurant, an amphitheater and expanded outdoor entertainment areas. * A separate proposal seeks to add an ice cream parlor and a nine-hole miniature golf course downtown. * Generac Power Systems is also requesting an expansion of its outdoor storage at its manufacturing campus. OSHKOSH - The Oshkosh Plan Commission will consider plans for a new restaurant and expanded outdoor entertainment on Pioneer Island when it meets at 4 p.m. Oct. 6. The commission is being asked to recommend approval of the general development plan for 1000 Pioneer Drive. It also will act on an ice cream parlor and miniature golf proposal downtown and an outdoor storage expansion at the Generac Power Systems campus. Restaurant, entertainment venue proposed for Pioneer Island. The 6.3-acre site at 1000 Pioneer Drive could add a restaurant, outdoor seating and games, an amphitheater, an event space and a wharf under a proposal from Pioneer Island LLC. The first phase would add a support building with permanent restrooms, a walk-in cooler and storage for the existing tiki bar, along with improved outdoor seating and activity areas. Later phases would include a 10,097-square-foot restaurant, a permanent event structure, an amphitheater and a new parking lot. The full development would provide 341 parking spaces, 19 fewer than required by code. The applicant points to 60 on-street spaces on Pioneer Drive, pedestrian access and 28 boat slips as additional options. City staff supports the plan and recommends that detailed zoning exceptions be addressed during later specific implementation plan reviews. Special event permits would be required when determined by the city's special events coordinator. Ice cream parlor, patio and mini golf planned on Waugoo Avenue. A two-story building constructed in 1875 at 13 Waugoo Ave., next to Reimer Jewelers, could gain an ice cream parlor on its first floor, a covered patio and an accessible ramp. The second floor would remain residential. The adjacent vacant lot at 15 Waugoo Ave. would become a nine-hole miniature golf course, with customers paying inside the ice cream parlor. The applicant plans to combine the two parcels. Proposed exterior work includes repainting the wood storefront black, adding glass-and-black-aluminum overhead doors on the front and east sides, and building a wood-and-metal roof over the patio. A neighboring property owner raised a concern about keeping an emergency exit facing the patio and golf area unobstructed. City staff recommends approval, finding the changes compatible with the downtown setting. Generac seeks outdoor storage expansion. Generac Power Systems is requesting approval to add about 60,326 square feet of outdoor storage at its 22.6-acre manufacturing campus at 3815 Oregon St. The company wants an 8-foot chain-link fence with privacy slats to secure the site's south entrances and screen stored wood dunnage and large frames. The plan requires exceptions allowing the fence in the front yard and reducing the south setback from 30 feet to 15 feet. No new pavement, lighting or façade changes are proposed. The landscaping plan would preserve existing vegetation and add plantings for a total of 1,095 landscaping points, exceeding the roughly 603 points required. City staff recommends approval with conditions covering the reduced setback, taller fence and final landscaping review. How to attend or watch the meeting. The Plan Commission will meet at 4 p.m. Oct. 6 in Room 406 at Oshkosh City Hall, 215 Church Ave. Viewers can watch through the Oshkosh Media GovTV livestream, Spectrum Cable Channel 10, AT&T U-verse Channel 99 or the Oshkosh Media apps on Roku, Amazon Fire TV and Apple TV.
Wisconsin manufacturer settles religious accommodation request. October 1, 2026 Generac Power Systems, a Wisconsin generator manufacturer, reached an agreement with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) to resolve for monetary and injunctive relief a religious accommodation charge involving an employee's request to use biological pronouns for another employee, the federal agency announced. According to the EEOC's reasonable cause finding, Generac violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 when it did not fully engage in the reasonable accommodation interactive process before denying a religious employee's request to use biological sex-based pronouns when referring to a trans-identified employee, even after the religious employee informed Generac that using non-biological pronouns went against his sincerely held religious beliefs. Generac's religious accommodation process failures also resulted in the religious employee's resignation. In addition to monetary relief for the affected employee, the agreement requires Generac to update its religious accommodation policies and provide training with the goal of promoting greater understanding and effective handling of religious accommodation requests going forward. Was this article valuable? Interested in manufacturing? Get automatic alerts for this topic.
Generac settles EEOC charge involving religious accommodation request. MILWAUKEE - Generac Power Systems, a Wisconsin generator manufacturer, reached an agreement with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) to resolve for monetary and injunctive relief a religious accommodation charge involving an employee's request to use biological pronouns for another employee, the federal agency announced today.
Diesel Generator Set Market powers critical infrastructure on reliability and backup needs. According to a recent market report, the Diesel Generator Set Market is on a steady growth trajectory, driven by the increasing demand for reliable backup power in critical infrastructure, the growth of data centers and healthcare facilities, and the need for power in remote and off-grid locations. Diesel generator sets, which combine a diesel engine with an electric generator to produce electricity, are a proven and reliable source of backup power. The market is being propelled by the need for uninterrupted power supply, the growth of industrialization, and the increasing frequency of power outages. The market is being shaped by several key trends. The increasing adoption of advanced diesel generator sets with improved fuel efficiency and lower emissions is driven by environmental regulations. The integration of generator sets with energy storage systems and renewable energy sources is enabling hybrid power solutions that reduce fuel consumption and emissions. The development of smart monitoring and control systems is enhancing the reliability and performance of diesel generator sets, enabling remote diagnostics and predictive maintenance. The growing focus on sustainability is driving demand for generator sets that can run on alternative fuels, such as biodiesel and renewable diesel. Market segmentation reveals that the industrial segment holds the largest share, driven by the need for reliable power in manufacturing and processing facilities. The commercial segment is also significant, with data centers, hospitals, and office buildings relying on diesel generator sets for backup power. The residential segment is emerging as a high-growth application, driven by the increasing frequency of power outages and the desire for home backup power. Key players in the market include Cummins, Caterpillar, Generac, and Kohler, who are investing in R&D to develop advanced diesel generator sets. Regionally, Asia-Pacific is the largest market for diesel generator sets, driven by rapid industrialization and urbanization in countries like China and India. North America and Europe are also significant markets, driven by the growth of data centers and the need for reliable backup power. The future of the diesel generator set market is bright, with new opportunities in developing hybrid power solutions, expanding into emerging markets, and developing generator sets that can run on alternative fuels. As the world seeks to balance reliability with sustainability, diesel generator sets will remain essential components of the global power infrastructure. Understand Market Analysis shifts with well-researched analysis:
Is Generac Holdings Inc. (GNRC) stock a top AI infrastructure play after $2.4 billion Amazon deal? Published September 22, 2026 at 2:45 am EDT Generac Holdings Inc. (NYSE:GNRC) is gaining momentum in its efforts to evolve from a traditional generator manufacturer into a major power infrastructure supplier for the rapidly expanding data center industry. On September 16, the company announced a long-term supply agreement to provide backup generators for Amazon data centers. The agreement represents a potentially significant catalyst for Generac, with deliveries expected to be worth approximately $2.4 billion in 2027 and 2028. Generac also issued a warrant to Amazon NV Investment Holdings to purchase up to 1.69 million shares of Generac common stock at an exercise price of $200.93 per share. Following the announcement, shares of Generac moved higher as investors assessed the potential impact of the agreement on the company's data center growth prospects. In a September 16 research note, Cantor Fitzgerald reiterated its Overweight rating on Generac and maintained a $333 price target. The firm described the long-term supply agreement as an important data center disclosure that is central to the investment thesis surrounding the company. Amazon deal expands Generac's data center exposure. The rapid expansion of Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN)'s cloud computing and artificial intelligence infrastructure is creating additional demand for reliable backup power systems. Generac is positioned to benefit from this trend as data centers require resilient power infrastructure to maintain operations during grid disruptions. The opportunity builds on an already substantial data center business. When Generac Holdings Inc. reported second quarter results, it noted that its backlog had reached a $1.6 billion backlog, excluding committed volumes from its second hyperscale customer, for products serving the data center market. The Amazon agreement therefore provides an additional avenue for the company to capitalize on growing hyperscale data center investment. The agreement could also improve Generac's revenue visibility over the next several years while increasing its exposure to hyperscale customers and AI-related infrastructure spending. Generac has been investing in additional manufacturing capacity to address this demand, including plans to invest roughly $250 million through the end of 2027 to expand production capacity. Risks to consider. Despite the potential benefits, investors should distinguish between the agreement's initial commitment and its longer-term potential. While the current deal includes approximately $2.4 billion of expected deliveries in 2027 and 2028, The warrant structure provides for additional shares to vest as cumulative gross payments from Amazon and its affiliates for backup generators increase, with the vesting schedule extending up to $8 billion of aggregate payments. The full $8 billion should not be viewed as contracted revenue. Generac Holdings Inc. must also expand its production capacity for large-megawatt generators while maintaining delivery schedules and product performance. Manufacturing bottlenecks, supply-chain constraints or delays in expanding capacity could prevent the company from converting strong demand into revenue and earnings as quickly as anticipated. The Amazon relationship also introduces an element of customer concentration risk. A substantial portion of expected future sales could become linked to one hyperscale customer, leaving Generac exposed to changes in Amazon's data center construction plans, capital spending priorities or infrastructure requirements. Hedge fund positioning. Institutional interest in Generac Holdings Inc. has increased. According to Insider Monkey's database, 74 hedge funds held positions in the company at the end of the second quarter, up from 66 in the first quarter. However, some major hedge funds reduced their exposure during the period. Ariel Investments trimmed its position by 23% to approximately $292.21 million, while DE Shaw reduced its stake by 27% to about $280.25 million. Short interest has also edged higher. Approximately 2.44 million shares were held short as of August 31, compared with 2.05 million shares on July 31. This represented short interest of approximately 4.51% of the company's shares. The verdict. The Amazon agreement strengthens Generac's position in the data center power market and provides greater visibility into potential demand from the rapidly expanding AI infrastructure ecosystem. The deal also adds to an existing $1.6 billion data center backlog, excluding committed volumes from its second hyperscale customer, and comes as the company expands manufacturing capacity to address rising demand. Overall, the agreement represents a meaningful expansion of Generac's exposure to hyperscale data center infrastructure, but execution and the pace of future orders will remain important factors in determining how much of the opportunity ultimately translates into revenue and earnings.