Sales Engineer - Fault Monitoring (Western US)

Posted 7 days ago

nowak groupLas Vegas (NV)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$150,000

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About the role

Sales Engineer Sales Engineer selling fault monitoring equipment used by electric utilities for locating, predicting, and preventing grid faults. The fault monitoring equipment: Finds fault locations within seconds and predicts potential problems before they happen. Optimize grid operations, reduce downtime, and enhance safety. Operates on medium and high voltage grids Job content and duties Expand sales throughout assigned territory by calling on electric utilities New customer acquisition Develop proposals for customers Attend conferences and trade shows Requirements Ideally based in the Western US or willing to travel extensively to the area. 5+ years of experience selling to the electrical power industry particularly in US power grid technologies used on distribution and transmission systems Ability to teach and relate ideas or concepts to individuals with varied levels of experience B.S. Electrical Engineering degree or equivalent experience in the field of electric power engineering Experience in working with network protection, automation & control devices, IT and data communications Benefits Salary up to $150,000 (DOE) with total compensation potential of $200,000+

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