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Job Purpose and Impact The Poultry - Technical Sales Lead based at Lucknow will be aligned to Cargill's Animal Nutrition and Health business in India supporting Uttar Pradesh and Bihar . In this role you will assist commercial team members with technical solutions and support interactions with clients and prospective customers, to help them understand how the company can provide solutions for them and improve profitability. Key Accountabilities • Assist the commercial team members to establish and cultivate effective partnerships with customers to maintain existing business and gain new ones. • Manage product demonstrations and trials of products and ensured work according to required specifications. • Deploy relevant Cargill digital services and tools and help the farmers to realize the benefit and assist commercial/Strategic Marketing and Technology team to capture value from the service. • Assist the customers on nutritional aspect that includes diet design and disease diagnosis during the customer visits. • Develop strong customer relationships at geographical key accounts in the assigned territory. • Identify and gather information on customer requirement and recommend appropriate service and product. • Support cross functional teams including strategic marketing technology to develop and proof new products. • Technical training to the commercial team. • Participate with sales and marketing leaders on customer segmentation, satisfaction and account planning. • Other duties as assigned. Qualifications Minimum Qualifications: • Qualified M.V.Sc (Animal Nutrition) • Excellent verbal and written communication skills. • Minimum requirement of 5 years of relevant work experience. Preferred Qualifications: • Years of experience: 5 - 10 years. • Fluent in speaking the local language. • Open to travelling atleast 15 days every month. • At least 5 years of experience in poultry nutrition. • At least 5 years of experience in feed formulation for broilers and broiler breeders, focusing on performance optimization and cost efficiency. • Strong experience in providing technical support on broiler and breeder nutrition, including nutrient optimization and performance monitoring. • Ability to develop customer relationships and trust through technical knowledge and expertise. Disclaimer Protect yourself against recruitment fraud. Cargill will not ask for money, processing fees, or bank information as a pre-condition of employment. We are aware that unauthorized individuals may have posed as Cargill recruiters, made contact about job opportunities, and extended job offers via text message, instant message or chat rooms. To ensure a job posting is legitimate, it must be listed on the Cargill.com/Careers website. Learn how to protect yourself from recruitment fraud
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