Sherwin-Williams
R&D- Technical Manager (Liquid Coatings)
Minneapolis, MN, United States
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About the role
- The Liquid General Finishes Technical Manager is a member of the North America General Industrial R&D technology leadership team and is responsible for leading liquid coatings product and platform maintenance and development activities, as well as sale support for this business segment. General Finishes encompasses sub-segments, such as Building Products
- and Energy. The Technical Manager will lead and grow lab teams both in one or more of the NA GI labs and collaborate with other members of the NA GI Leadership Team on projects applicable to the US, Canada, and Mexico for regional and global customers.
Responsibilities
- General Finishes encompasses sub-segments, such as Building Products and Energy.
Company info
- The Liquid General Finishes Technical Manager is a member of the North America General Industrial R&D technology leadership team and is responsible for leading liquid coatings product and platform maintenance and development activities, as well as sale support for this business segment.
- The Technical Manager will lead and grow lab teams both in one or more of the NA GI labs and collaborate with other members of the NA GI Leadership Team on projects applicable to the US, Canada, and Mexico for regional and global customers.
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