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Service Commercial Manager (Israel) - Sungrow

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petah-tikva
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english, hebrew
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An advantage: Chinese

Sungrow, the Chinese inverter and energy storage manufacturer, is hiring a Service Commercial Manager for its Israeli office in Petah Tikva (Services department). The role leads Sungrow’s long-term service business in Israel: tenders, service agreements and customer relationships.

Fluent Hebrew and English are required. Chinese is listed as an advantage (German or Spanish are too). Training includes time at Sungrow’s German headquarters and visits to its R&D facility in China.

Responsibilities
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  • Prepare tenders, bids and proposals for Israeli customers
  • Build long-term customer relationships and match service offerings to their needs
  • Coordinate with the Sales and Product Management teams in Germany
  • Help the Head of Service Sales standardise service offerings, manage risk in Long-Term Service Agreements and plan strategy
  • Report regularly to the Head of Service Sales and Service Operations
  • Represent Sungrow at industry events, exhibitions and summits
  • Occasional travel

Requirements
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  • A business degree with an interest in technology or energy, or an engineering background with a commercial focus
  • About 3 years in a similar role, ideally in renewable energy
  • Fluent Hebrew and English; Chinese is an advantage
  • A legal background (contract terminology) is an advantage
  • Self-motivated and proactive, with strong communication, organisation and reporting skills

What Sungrow offers
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  • A bonus tied to agreed KPIs
  • A multinational team with European exchange
  • Technical and commercial training in Germany and visits to the R&D facility in China

How to apply
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Apply through the posting on Sungrow’s careers site with the “Apply now” button. The recruiter named on the posting is Dominik Nowicki, Talent Acquisition Manager Europe.

Source: Sungrow careers site, checked 29 October 2026.


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