Southeast RSM - Pharma & Life Sciences - Pure Water
Southeast RSM - Pharma & Life Sciences - Pure Water
Posted 14 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Identifying and closing capital-equipment opportunities for pharmaceutical and biotechnology applications
- Developing relationships with end users, engineering firms, consultants and general contractors
- Selling standard and custom-engineered high-purity water solutions
- Managing opportunities from initial technical discussions through proposal, negotiation and contract award
- Growing relationships with Tier 1 pharmaceutical and multinational customers
- Supporting the renewal and development of preventative-maintenance and aftermarket agreements
- Maintaining an accurate sales pipeline, forecasts and activity through CRMCollaborating with engineering, project and field-service teams throughout the customer lifecycle
- We are particularly interested in speaking with candidates who have:
- At least five years of technical sales or business-development experience
- Experience within pharmaceutical, biotechnology or wider life-sciences manufacturing
- Knowledge of high-purity water, purified water, Water for Injection, distillation, pure steam or sterilisation systems
- A track record of selling capital equipment or complex engineered solutions
- Existing relationships with pharmaceutical manufacturers, EPCs or engineering consultants
- The ability to interpret technical requirements and develop commercially viable solutions
- A willingness to travel regularly throughout the Southeast
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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