Customer Service Engineer
$82,300 - $102,900 per year
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Senior
SALARY
$82,300 - $102,900 per year
About the role
- Partners and collaborates with customer to define total requirements
- Works directly with the customer's engineering personnel to analyze their power systems needs and assists them in finding the most efficient product solution
- Compiles technical data required for our customers to make informed decisions on whether to purchase our engines or not
- Participates in technical sales calls and presentations
- Acts as key negotiator on all commercial aspects of assigned accounts
- Develops or packages 3D drawing packages of the engine and related components recommended for each customer
- Leads field support to OEM customers to assist with the integration of our engine
- Completes field audits and testing of installed engine installations in OEM equipment
- Manages customer engine inventory, forecasts and engine orders
- Documents the engine and component specifications required by individual customers
- Monitors and manages Accounts Payable and Receivable to ensure they are current
- Bachelor's Degree required 4+ years of Engineering experience requiredStrong electrical engineering knowledge and mechanical aptitude required
- Electrical Power, Electrician, Generator or Reciprocating Engine experience strongly preferred
- Acceptable driving record and valid driver's license requiredStrong customer service and communication skills
- Strong PC knowledge with MS Office experience
- Personal Characteristics: Customer Focus, Problem Solving, Attention to Detail, Sociability, Achievement Orientation
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