Technical Resource Engineer (Lebanon)
Technical Resource Engineer (Lebanon)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Strategic Growth & Specification Leadership
- Proactively identify and develop growth opportunities for RCP and precast stormwater products in partnership with Sales Directors and Regional Sales Managers
- Develop and execute account-specific strategies to influence asset owners, engineering firms, municipalities, and DOTs to specify Oldcastle Infrastructure solutions
- Review, develop, and manage customer, municipal, and agency specifications with support from Product Engineering and Product Management
- Track and manage published and non-published specifications and their status across the territory
- Perform detailed technical analysis and specification development to support retention/detention and conveyance project opportunities
- Technical Sales & Customer Engagement
- Serve as a field technical expert for stormwater conveyance and management systems, including Reinforced Concrete Pipe, box culverts, precast drainage structures, and detention/retention systems
- Prepare and deliver technical, value-based presentations to engineers, municipalities, DOTs, developers, and contractors
- Read and interpret engineering drawings, shop drawings, and project plans to recommend compliant and constructible solutions
- Confer with engineering and design professionals to assess system requirements and recommend optimized layouts and product configurations
- Recommend improved or alternative solutions that reduce lifecycle cost, improve hydraulic performance, and enhance constructability
- Actively support installation best practices and help resolve field-related constructability or application challenges
- Internal Collaboration & Enablement
- Partner closely with local and regional sales teams to provide technical sales support and develop value-added customer solutions
- Collaborate with Strategic Marketing to develop technical sales tools, case studies, and application-based collateral
- Develop and deliver internal product and application training for sales, operations, and engineering teams
- Support local technical resource engineers and assist in researching and identifying new stormwater product opportunities and adjacencies
- Market Intelligence & Business Development
- Synthesize customer feedback, competitive insights, and civil infrastructure trends to inform growth strategies
- Perform market research related to stormwater regulations, municipal standards, and industry best practices
- Build and maintain strong professional relationships with key accounts, engineering firms, and public-sector stakeholders
- Manage project pipelines and activities using CRM tools (Salesforce)
- Attend relevant engineering association meetings, industry events, and trade shows as needed
- Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or a related technical field
- Professional Engineer license or the ability to obtain one within 18 months of hire date5–7+ years of experience in technical sales, applications engineering, or civil infrastructure engineering
- Direct experience with Reinforced Concrete Pipe, precast stormwater systems, or related civil infrastructure products
- Strong understanding of stormwater conveyance, detention, retention, and treatment applications
- Demonstrated ability to manage multiple projects and collaborate across cross-functional teams
- Proficient in PowerPoint, Excel, Word, Outlook, and CRM systems
- Excellent verbal, written, and presentation communication skills
- Valid Driver's License required
- What CRH Offers YouHighly competitive base pay
- Comprehensive medical, dental and disability benefits programs
- Group retirement savings program
- Health and wellness programs
- An inclusive culture that values opportunity for growth, development, and internal promotion
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