OEM Sales Representative
OEM Sales Representative
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Own the automotive OEM pipeline.
- Identify, qualify, and pursue new APC equipment projects at automotive OEM and Tier 1 and 2 plants, focusing on paint shop and finishing applications.
- Track plant investments, capacity expansions, and permit-driven projects well before they go to bid.
- Lead pre-sale consultation and solution development.
- Work with customer engineering, EHS, and plant teams to understand their process, exhaust characteristics, and compliance requirements.
- Partner with application engineering to develop the right RTO, concentrator, or oxidizer solution and a proposal that holds up technically and commercially.
- Sell direct and through integrators.
- Build relationships at every level that influences a capital decision: plant engineering, environmental, purchasing, and corporate project teams.
- Develop strong partnerships with the paint system integrators and general contractors who specify and package APC equipment.
- Develop and execute account-specific sales strategies.
- Build a strategy for each target account that addresses the decision process, budget cycle, competitive position, and value drivers such as energy consumption, uptime, and lifecycle cost.
- Negotiate pricing and terms to close orders that meet individual sales dollar goals.
- Manage opportunities through order handoff.
- Maintain accurate CRM data and forecasts.
- Coordinate with engineering and project management for a clean transition from order to execution.
- Stay connected with customers to position Envanio for their next project. Candidate Requirements
- Past experience in a Sales Role with individual Sales Dollar Goals. Preferably sales roles for large capital projects.
- Experience selling technical products or previous work experience in technical positions or a degree in an engineering field
- Ability to develop sales strategies individualized to the customer and their needs
- Ability to travel at least 25% and up to 50% of the time
- Creative, resourceful problem solver
- Excellent communication skills both verbal and written
- Understanding of business concepts and issues including working within a corporate structure
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