Business Development Engineer (Facility Pipeline Integrity)
Business Development Engineer (Facility Pipeline Integrity)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Develop target accounts across midstream terminals, tank farms, refining and chemical facilities, water systems, O&G assets, and mining
- Identify in-service, unpiggable line segments where acoustic inspection addresses integrity or regulatory risk
- Translate asset challenges into scoped technical and commercial proposals with engineering support
- Secure pilot projects and convert them into recurring, multi-site inspection programs
- Maintain accurate CRM records and forecasts
- Represent Seismos at industry conferences and in regional operator networks
- Relay market feedback to product and engineering
- Deliver quarterly targets for qualified opportunities, pilots, and booked revenue
- Other duties as assigned
- Experience selling technical services or inspection, guided wave, NDT, integrity, or monitoring solutions in energy or industrial markets
- Proven record of opening new accounts and closing service contracts
- Working knowledge of pipeline and facility integrity practices and regulatory drivers
- Ability to lead consultative sales of emerging technology
- Strong presentation, proposal writing, and CRM discipline
- Availability for regular travel, including events and site visits
- B.S. degree or 3 years of engineering background is preferred
- Relationships with integrity or operations teams at midstream, terminal, refining, mining, or water operators
- Background in acoustics, NDT, or pipeline engineering
- Familiarity with API 653/570/1163 or PHMSA requirements
- Compensation and location
- Competitive base with uncapped commission
- Comprehensive benefits (PTO, dental, vision, 401K) Remote/Hybrid Submit a resume and a brief summary of relevant sales achievements to
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