Senior Technical Sales Engineer
Senior Technical Sales Engineer
Posted 12 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Building and executing a quarterly customer visit strategy that turns visits into real opportunities
- Visiting assigned customers, cold calling prospects and following up on qualified leads
- Developing Strategic Account Plans and presenting actionable goals to the Executive Leadership Team
- Producing pre- and post-visit reports using a structured sales process
- Generating and documenting sales forecasts for your accounts
- Working closely with the internal Execution Team and customers to close opportunities
- Gathering and sharing Voice of Customer insights and competitive intelligence
- Identifying at-risk accounts and taking action to retain them
- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, or equivalent technical experience 7+ years of technical outside sales experience
- Existing relationships and sales experience in commercial or business aviation
- Familiarity with cable technology, aircraft systems and the Aerospace & Defense market
- Formal sales and CRM training, and a track record of applying a disciplined sales process
- Experience working in a small business environment
- A self-motivated, outgoing and collaborative approach
- What’s on offer
- Primarily remote working, with a home office setup allowance
- Regular travel to customers and company headquarters
- A high-impact individual contributor role (no direct reports) with visibility to executive leadership
- Good to know
- More than 70% travel is expected
- You can be based anywhere in the U.S. near a major airport
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