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Business Development Manager (Oscilloscopes / Data Acquisition)

Ernest Gordon Recruitment Limited
Manchester
2 days ago
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Business Development Manager (Oscilloscopes / Data Acquisition)
£57,000 - £62,000 (OTE 66K - 72K) + 7K Car Allowance + Progression + Autonomy + Flexibility
Liverpool, UK Wide Patch

Are you a Business Development Manager from an Oscilloscope, Data Acquisition or Test & Measurement background looking for a role where you will be representing a global business at the forefront of Controls and Test & Measurement technology?

Do you want a role that can offer a generous bonus scheme and continued career development through tailored, personalised plans that will enable your long-term success?

This company employ nearly 20,000 employees globally and are market leaders in the design, installation and service of advanced industrial automation and instrumentation technology. They are currently striving towards achieving net zero and have sustainability at the heart of their business.

In this role you will cover a UK patch selling & demonstrating new instrumentation and process control equipment. Based from home, you'll be visiting clients in a wide range of industries spanning FMCG, Oil & Gas, Energy, Chemical, Pharmaceutical and Automotive. Your focus will be solely on external sales opportunities, developing new business and generating new accounts.

This role would suit an Business Development Manager or similar from an Oscilloscope, Data Acquisition or Test & Measurement background looking for a client facing role that offers autonomy, responsibility and a generous bonus structure.

The Role:

Selling and demonstrating the latest Instrumentation and Process Control equipment
Generating new accounts across FMCG, Oil & Gas, Energy, Chemical, Pharmaceutical and Automotive industries
Fully autonomous, remote working
Visiting clients roughly 4 days a week, with one for administration
Attending a Warrington based office a couple days a monthThe Person:

Business Development Manager or similar
Instrumentation, Oscilloscope, Data Acquisition or Test & Measurement background
Happy covering a UK Patch
UK Driver LicenseJob Reference: BBBH 20956a

Account, Manager, BDM, Business, Development, BD, Sales, EC&I, Electrical, Process, Test, Measurement, Oscilloscope Control, Technical, Instrumentation, Warrington, Manchester, Runcorn, Liverpool

If you are interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV.

We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates. The salary advertised is a guideline for this position. The offered renumeration will be dependent on the extent of your experience, qualifications, and skill set.

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