KPW US Sales Engineer
KPW US Sales Engineer
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Develop and execute a U.S. sales strategy that supports annual revenue, margin, pipeline, and market-development goals.
- Identify, qualify, and advance opportunities in municipal, industrial, mining, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, oil and gas, remote-community, and other priority water markets.
- Build and maintain a healthy opportunity pipeline, accurate forecasts, and disciplined next-step plans using the company's CRM and sales processes.
- Engage prospective customers early in the project lifecycle and maintain momentum through discovery, budget development, specification, proposal, negotiation, award, and handoff.
- Develop relationships with consulting engineers, EPC firms, general contractors, system integrators, distributors, representatives, and strategic partners.
- Represent Komline Pure Water at industry conferences, customer meetings, technical presentations, and other business-development activities.
- Technical Solution Selling:
- Lead technical discovery to understand influent characteristics, treatment objectives, flow requirements, site constraints, regulatory drivers, schedule, budget, and commercial expectations.
- Work with applications and engineering teams to develop fit-for-purpose treatment concepts, budgetary estimates, scopes, and proposals.
- Communicate the technical and commercial value of modular and packaged treatment plants, including advantages related to schedule, constructability, scalability, reliability, automation, and lifecycle support.
- Present treatment approaches involving filtration, membranes, biological and physical-chemical processes, disinfection, oxidation, solids management, instrumentation, controls, and other applicable technologies.
- Review customer specifications, requests for quotation, requests for proposal, drawings, process narratives, and contractual requirements to support responsive and competitive submissions.
- Coordinate technical clarifications and proposal revisions while ensuring commitments are accurate, achievable, and aligned with company standards.
- Commercial and Customer Leadership:
- Develop pricing and negotiation strategies in partnership with business and finance leadership, protecting margin while addressing customer needs.
- Lead commercial discussions and support contract review, including scope, exclusions, schedule, payment terms, performance expectations, and risk items.
- Maintain executive-level and technical customer relationships throughout the sales cycle and remain engaged during project execution when needed.
- Provide a complete and timely handoff to project management and engineering after award, including customer commitments, technical assumptions, commercial terms, risks, and key relationship information.
- Partner across the broader Komline organization to identify cross-selling opportunities and present integrated solutions when they provide meaningful value to the customer.
- Gather market intelligence on customer needs, competitors, regulations, funding, and emerging treatment requirements; share actionable insights with product, engineering, and leadership teams.
- Consultative and solution-oriented selling
- Technical curiosity and sound commercial judgment
- Customer focus and relationship building
- Ownership, follow-through, and accountability
- Clear communication across technical and nontechnical audiences
- Collaboration across sales, engineering, operations, and service
- Adaptability in a growing, project-driven business
- This is a remote and field-based position requiring regular travel to customer sites
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