As Nordic Sales Manager, you will lead sales initiatives across the Nordic region, focusing on driving growth and fostering long-term relationships with key stakeholders in clinical diagnostics. You’ll work closely with a skilled, agile team of Sales Managers and Field Application Scientists, all dedicated to advancing Devyser’s position as a leading partner in clinical diagnostics.
Today, our portfolio includes around 25 registered IVD products, usedin over 45 countries, enabling them to improve productivity and deliver reliable, repeatable results. You will be responsible for the whole product portfolio and work throughout the whole sales cycle.
Duties & Responsibilities
You will work remout and can be located in Sweden, Denmark, Finland or in Norway.
The CandidateWe’re looking for a driven and goal-oriented sales professional with a strong technical background in NGSand preferably experience from driving sales in clinical diagnostics. The ideal candidate is self-motivated, capable of independently planning their time and activities to meet ambitious goals.
Required Competence & Background:
You’ll be part of an energetic and tight team, deeply committed to Devyser's mission of delivering easy-to-use diagnostic products to the global market. The company is a small and agile company in strong growth! Choose to bepart of something bigger!
ApplicationIn this recruitment Devyser is collaborating with SallyQ. If you are interested in the position and want further information, contact Senior Recruitment Consultant Sandra Bydell Sveder(076-3199688 or [email protected]).
Application deadline: 12th January 2025.
About DevyserBased in Stockholm, Sweden, Devyser is a pioneer in diagnostic kits and solutions for advanced DNA testing. Our goal is to eliminate tedious protocols and streamline laboratory workflows with simple, fast, and easy-to-use solutions. So, all patients receive a correct diagnosis and faster treatment in the shortest time possible.
Devyser is a leading company in the diagnostic sector, dedicated to advancing diagnostic technologies and improving patient care.