Curt Arulf is a qualified expert, working in Sedc main office of which is in 187. as a Territory Manager since 2016. This person has earned professional experience in more than seven positions at various companies. Curt Arulf went to the University of Cincinnati and was studying there from 1983 to 1984. Cleveland, Georgia is the city, where the professional was lastly known to live. This expert's email address and phone can be accessed through SoftwareOfficial on demand.
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Kurt Arulf,
Curtis Arulf
Last updated May 10, 2024
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Territory Manager
Atlanta, GA
As an SEDC Territory Manager, I am an advocate/liaison for my customers. I coordinate demos, training, meetings, and software audits. Keeping my customers up to date on things happening at S...
from Jul 2016
Vice President, Utility Operations
Atlanta, GA
Utility advocate for Enersphere's premier small cell infrastructure, the ePole.
Jan 2015 — Jul 2016
Vice President, Engineering and Operations
6135 Hwy #115w, Clarkesville, GA
Nov 2008 — Nov 2014
Vp, Engineering and Operations
1355 east Mciver Rd, Darlington, SC 29532
Aug 2004 — Jan 2006
Vp, Economic Development
1355 east Mciver Rd, Darlington, SC 29532
Apr 1985 — Aug 1995
Education
1983 — 1984
1979 — 1983
1975 — 1979
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Lawyer
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Engineer
Customer Service
Client Service Officer
Executive
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Jurist
Legal Counsel
Account Service Manager
Chief Executive
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Power Distribution
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Contract Negotiation
Smart Metering
Fiber Optics
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Ami
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Energy Efficiency
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Nerc
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