Pascal Vielzeuf

Control Strategy & Roadmap Marketing Manager at Schneider Automation
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(386) 825-5501
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France, FR

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Marc Lafont

I enjoyed collaborating with Pascal when defining together the long-term vision of our PLC automation portfolio and architectures. First of all Pascal is extremelly knowledgeable about the PLC market, offers, the different applications, the competitors, the customer expectations and their use cases. He also has deep understanding of the internal architectures and technology of our products which help him very efficient in his collaboration with R&D engineers and his ability to link customer needs to technical feasibility. On top of those, he brilliantly masters methods and process to drive an offer creation from the first Market analysis / customer interview to the final offer specification. I am so glad we pictuted together the M580 ePAC from first customer interview till complete design. I would fully recommend Pascal to drive any mission related to offer strategy and offer creation.

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Experience

    • Industrial Automation
    • 100 - 200 Employee
    • Control Strategy & Roadmap Marketing Manager
      • Jul 2012 - Present

      Responsible for the Control Roadmap consolidation & presentation Lead the watch activities to improve our knowledge about competitionContribute to anticipate the control architecture transformation Responsible for the Control Roadmap consolidation & presentation Lead the watch activities to improve our knowledge about competitionContribute to anticipate the control architecture transformation

Education

  • École nationale supérieure d'ingénieurs électriciens de Grenoble
    Electrician Engineer, Specialty in Signal Treatment and Control Command
    1981 - 1984

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