Denise Bukowski
About
Denise Bukowski is from San Francisco Bay Area. Denise works in the following industries: "Semiconductors", and "Automotive". Denise is currently Senior Procurement Manager, Facilities & Retails Stores Construction at Tesla Motors, located in Fremont. CA. In Denise's previous role as a Commodity Manager at Xilinx, Inc, Denise worked in San Jose, CA until Apr 2013. Prior to joining Xilinx, Inc, Denise was a VP Sales at Pacific Capital Equipment, Inc and held the position of VP Sales at San Jose, CA. Prior to that, Denise was a Sales Manager at K&Us Equipment. Inc from Feb 1988 to Feb 2004. Denise started working as Director of Channel Distribution at Orchid Technology, Inc in Aug 1983. From Jan 1982 to Jan 1983, Denise was Manager of Marketing Services at GE Intersil Systems. Prior to that, Denise was a Market Research at Halcyon Data Systems from Jan 1981 to Jan 1982. Denise started working as Trade Show Coordinator at Memorex Corporation in Jan 1980.
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Denise Bukowski's current jobs
Facilities Development - review, coordinate and contractually set up suppliers and contractors for the successful development and expansion of facilities for Tesla Motors in California.
Denise Bukowski's past jobs
Management cost-effective expenditures and support of company assets and services. • Responsible for supplier negotiations and contracts activities related to procurement of non-production related materials and services in support of Facilities, HR, Operations, Marketing and Sales. • Successfully developed, reviewed and renegotiated the contracts for major corporate purchases while working closely with internal Legal and Accounting Departments to meet corporate requirements and objectives. • Successfully led multiple cross functional teams utilizing my skills in personal communication, vendor management process of contract negotiation, management presentation and documentation, problem management tools and process. • Exercised significant independent judgment when providing direction, expectations, communication and reporting to business and supplier management.
I started this company, with several partners in February 2004 after a proven record of selling and buying semiconductor manufacturing equipment to corporations throughout the world over 19 years. As an expert in pricing negotiations and market strategy, it has been my goal to provide customers high company profit margins by reducing their costs of capital equipment. I find the most important reason for my success has been my ability to address customer needs and relationships while providing the best product available to meet their equipment needs. I have demonstrated success in closing sales through perseverance, product knowledge and customer relationships.
I was responsible for most of the key accounts for this semiconductor equipment dealer and having complete involvement in the shut down and sell off of customer facilities. As a senior member of the company, directed and advised other sales personnel in the cost and location for equipment acquisition, setting of selling prices, and sources for technical repairs/refubishments. Attended local and out of state auctions to purchase and negotiate pricing on equipment for resale.
As employee #16 (of 230) was involved in all aspects of sales for this supplier of IBM PC board products. Primary function was the set up of channel distribution and primary markets to sell these products. Contributed to Marketing efforts in product packaging, ad placement, and trade show attendance. Researched, selected and negotiated with channel distributors for product sales. Management responsibility of 10 inside sales personnel for the direct support of the National Distributors. Responsible for the sales department budget, marketing events and advertising for the distribution channel.
Involved in early marketing research, trade show and product branding for a robotic networking system, GEnet, introduced by GE for the auto industry. In 1983 GE decided to not move forward with this product due to competition and late entry into market.
Market Research for the telecommunications multiplexer and modem market of Halcyon Communications data systems division
Entered the business world as an Assistant to the Director of Marketing Department for Memorex Systems Group, specifically involved in manufacturing and marketing of front end processors and terminal clusters. Moved quickly into position of Trade Show Coordinator. This position involved tracking, booking, and doing logistic coordination of the yearly trade show attendance for this division of Memorex.