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Sales Engineer | High Voltage Electrical | Houston, TX

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michael pageHouston (TX)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$160,000 per year

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About the role

Sales Engineer As a Sales Engineer, you will play a critical role in managing project opportunities from initial pursuit through project award and handover.
Key responsibilities include:
  • Manage opportunities throughout the full sales and pre-construction lifecycle
  • Lead proposal development and coordinate competitive bid submissions
  • Drive collaboration between engineering, estimating, operations, and business development teams
  • Develop technical and commercial responses for customers
  • Support pricing strategies, negotiations, and contract discussions
  • Build and maintain strong customer relationships
  • Manage ongoing client communications throughout active pursuits
  • Identify opportunities for repeat business and additional project work
  • Partner with business development professionals to maximise project success
  • Maintain ownership of pursuits through project award
  • Coordinate proposal schedules, deadlines, and internal resources
  • Deliver a high standard of customer service and commercial support
This Sales Engineer role serves as the bridge between customer-facing activities and project execution teams, ensuring a seamless experience throughout the opportunity lifecycle. The ideal Sales Engineer will bring a combination of technical expertise, commercial awareness, and strong relationship management skills.
Requirements include:
  • Minimum 5+ years of relevant industry experience
  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering strongly preferred
  • Experience working within utility, power, infrastructure, energy, engineering, or construction environments
  • Background within utility companies, engineering firms, engineering procurement and construction organisations, contractors, or industrial businesses
  • Previous experience managing projects, proposals, bids, or customer-facing technical engagements
  • Strong communication and stakeholder management skills
  • Ability to build long-term client relationships
  • Commercial mindset with interest in sales and business development activities
  • Experience coordinating cross-functional teams
  • Highly organised with strong attention to detail
  • Self-motivated and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment
Individuals with backgrounds in project management, engineering, utility operations, construction management, or technical account management are particularly encouraged to apply. This Sales Engineer opportunity offers excellent long-term career progression and exposure to major infrastructure projects throughout the energy and utility sectors. Up to $160,000 base salary Performance bonus typically 10%Benefits & Career Development Structured onboarding and training programme Clear progression from Sales Engineer to Senior Sales Engineer Opportunity to take ownership of major pursuits and client accounts Develop commercial leadership skills within a growing organisation Exposure to large-scale utility and renewable energy projects Strong internal mentoring and support structure Collaborative and results-focused culture Opportunity to influence business growth and strategic customer relationships TravelGenerally low travel requirements Limited travel during onboarding and ramp-up period LocationHouston, TexasFull-time onsite position Five days per week in the office Relocation assistance available for qualified candidates Interview-related travel expenses covered by the employer

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