Join Group‑IPS in reshaping the future of Project Management and Architecture Projects. We are an international company with in‑house engineering and specialized services across Project Management, Automation and Architecture. With EPCM expertise in more than ten countries, we seek a Key Account Manager in Madrid/Barcelona to drive strategic client relationships, uncover high‑value opportunities, and connect clients with tailored EPCM and consultancy solutions to accelerate success of their real‑estate projects.
What is the role?
As Key Account Manager for the Buildings/Real Estate industry, you will drive business growth across logistics, residential, hospitality, and office sectors. You will develop and execute the sales account plan in alignment with commercial objectives of the Buildings division and operational objectives. You will collaborate with marketing and operations teams, act as an extension of the Buildings division, and be accountable for strategic business development, client relationship management, and revenue generation locally and internationally.




Key Responsibilities
- Develop, implement, and monitor strategic account plans for key clients in the Building & Real Estate industry.
- Identify new business opportunities with investors, developers, and operators within logistics, residential, hotel, and office markets.
- Manage high‑value accounts, ensuring client satisfaction and long‑term relationships.
- Coordinate with operations and marketing teams to ensure project alignment and market visibility.
- Negotiate contracts and framework agreements typically ranging from €1 to €2 million, contributing to the company’s financial growth targets.
- Oversee ongoing projects, acting as primary liaison between client and delivery teams to ensure quality, deadlines, and expectations are met.
- Report on market trends, client needs, and competitor activities across assigned countries.
- Support tender processes, proposals, and annual sales planning cycles.

📌 KAM- Real Estate (España)
🏢 Group-IPS
📍 España