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Vol. 2025 · No. 097

Rhosonics Welcomes New Business Development Manager

Rhosonics is excited to welcome Job as our new Business Development Manager. With 15+ years of slurry expertise, he will help expand our global presence and explore new market opportunities.

16 October 2025

1 min read

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We are pleased to welcome Job to the Rhosonics team! Since October 6th, he has joined us as Business Development Manager.

In his new role, Job will focus on expanding our business through thought and product leadership. He will support our sales team in gaining a deeper understanding of slurry applications and in leading customer conversations where process optimization takes center stage. Furthermore, he will explore new applications and markets where Rhosonics can bring added value.

Job brings over 15 years of experience with slurries in various industries – from drilling mud to long-distance pipelines, and particularly in mineral processing and mine tailings. Over the years, he has built a strong global network, which will be invaluable in further strengthening the market presence of Rhosonics’ sensors.

We are excited to have Job on board and look forward to the impact he will make as part of our growing team!

Contact Job

Want to get in contact with Job?

Email: j.kruyswijk@rhosonics.com

Phone: +31 621 118 095

New Business Development Manager

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