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Area Sales Engineer

Location: South Central – Oxford, Reading, Basingstoke, Southampton, Portsmouth, Bournemouth, Poole, Salisbury, Swindon

  • £50,000 - £55,000

  • Up to 30% annual bonus

  • Company Car (Electric vehicle)

  • Comprehensive private healthcare, 10% pension and life assurance

  • Share save scheme

  • 28 days holidays + bank holidays and other leading benefits

    Client Information

    We are pleased to be representing a British manufacturer of process solutions who have state of the art manufacturing in the UK. The group comprises of market leading businesses across products such as flow control, steam traps, boilers, filtration, compressed air, pumping systems and fluid transfer applications. They are specialists in providing turnkey solutions and can be found within a range of process industries such as food & beverage, water, healthcare, pharmaceuticals and industrial markets. Training and development are second to none within this leading organisation. This is an outstanding opportunity for a mechanically minded sales professional to join a well-established team across the UK and further develop an existing an existing account base across the South of England.

    Area Sales Engineer Responsibilities

    As area sales engineer you will be responsible for identifying, driving and delivering sales and profit growth across the area. The route to market consists of mainly end users across a variety of industries from food, pharmaceuticals to universities and hospitals. Other routes to market include dealing with OEM’s as well as supporting and developing distribution partners with a strong focus on solution selling.

    Experience

    The successful area sales engineer must have a track record of developing sales across industrial and process industries. A strong drive to succeed and develop is essential. An engineering or business qualification will be beneficial in this role but is not essential if you have relevant experience.

    This role is open to sales engineers, business development managers, sales specialists, account managers and related disciplines. Given the leading training and development on offer they will consider other closely related roles.

    Typical related products include heat exchangers, valves, actuators, compressors, pumps, heat transfer, flow control, instrumentation, automation or air conditioning but any sales background will be considered.

    The region is compact covering Oxford, Reading, Basingstoke, Southampton, Portsmouth, Bournemouth, Poole, Salisbury, Swindon

    There are great long terms prospects with this rapidly growing manufacturer vertically into management or horizontally into other areas of the business.

    For more information on this role or future technical sales opportunities please get in touch on (phone number removed) or contact Jamie Knowles at Rotaflow Talent

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