Business Developer, Energy & EPC
Business Developer, Energy & EPC
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Prospect, develop, and close new business across energy and industrial sectors
- Build relationships with EPCs, owners, operators, and contractors
- Identify project opportunities through field engagement and site visits
- Drive adoption of NanoTech technologies across multiple applications
- Manage full sales cycle: lead generation ? close
- Maintain pipeline discipline, forecasting, and CRM accuracy
- Represent NanoTech in industry events and customer engagements
- Qualifications3–7+ years in business development, technical sales, or industrial sales
- Proven ability to generate new business (hunter mentality required)
- Experience in energy, EPC, oil & gas, or industrial environments
- Strong communication and closing skills
- Ability to operate independently in a fast-paced, startup environment
- PreferredMechanical / engineering background
- Experience with coatings, reliability, or asset performance
- Competitive Salary
- Uncapped Commission
- Profit Sharing
- Stock Option Eligibility (post 1 year)
- Health Benefits + PTOAbout NanoTech Materials
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