Technical Sales Engineer

Bristol
9 months ago
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Technical Sales Engineer (Manufacturing / Leadership)

£40,(Apply online only),000 + Bonus + Commission + Hybrid + Highly Autonomous + Career Progression + Health Insurance + Life Assurance + On Site Gym

Hybrid, Office commutable from Bristol, Yate, Weston-Super-Mare, Clevedon, Bath, Caldicot, Chepstow and surrounding areas

Are you a Technical Sales Engineer with experience working in the Manufacturing, Packaging, Semiconductor or similar industries looking to join a global industry leading business where there is opportunity progression available to move into a Management position and where you can showcase your skills as a technical expert ?

On offer is a Technical Sales Engineer position where you showcase your technical skillset whilst working in a niche and interesting industry and having the opportunity to massively affect your earnings through commission schemes.

This company are a global industry leader that have worked in their industry for over 3 decades, and work with some of the biggest names in Pharmaceuticals, Aerospace and more and they have a great reputation for developing and looking after their staff and due to some internal expansion they are looking to bring in a technical expert to join their successful sales team.

The Technical Sales Engineer will join a close-knit team of experts expanding current business and developing new clients, working to execute sales strategies and form relationship to maximise sales and business performance.

This role would suit a Technical Sales Engineer looking to move towards management within a highly specialised industry and working with some of the biggest names across manufacturing.

The Role:

Drive business and maximise sales performance
Building relationships with existing clients, and pursue new business opportunities to generate new opportunities
Hybrid with Travel across the UK to meet with clients and develop relationships
Contribute to maintenance of sales strategy
Timely and accurate completion of work to achieve individual targets
Provide measurable reports on sales pipeline and progress

The Person:

Previous experience as a Technical Sales Engineer from a Manufacturing, Engineering or Warehousing background
Exceptional organisational skills with very high attention to detail & strict confidentiality
Strong interpersonal skills & comfortable working autonomously
Customer focused with a passion for sales
Looking to be a technical expert and drive progress within a close-knit team
Full UK Driver's License

To apply for this role or to be considered for further roles, please click "Apply Now" or contact Sarah Hibberd at Rise Technical Recruitment.

Rise Technical Recruitment Ltd acts an employment agency for permanent roles and an employment business for temporary roles.

The salary advertised is the bracket available for this position. The actual salary paid will be dependent on your level of experience, qualifications and skill set. We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates

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