Tactician (noun)

A person skilled in tactics, especially in military or political strategy.

Origin:

Mid 17th century: from french tacticien, from tactique "tactics", from greek taktikē "art of arrangement", from tassein "arrange".

Examples:

1. The tactician was known for his cunning and strategic thinking.
2. The tactician was able to outmaneuver the enemy and win the battle.
3. The politican was praised for his tactician skills in winning the election.
4. The tactician was appointed to lead the company through difficult times.
5. The team hired a tactician to help them improve their performance and reach their goals.