Technical Territory Sales Manager
Technical Territory Sales Manager
Posted 9 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- $103,000 - $129,000, depending on experience 15% Sales Incentive Plan target 401(k)
- Health insurance
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance
- Paid time off
- Travel allowance
- Required Education and Experience 10+ years of experience in a customer-facing position, including Sales, Technical Sales, or Technical Service 5+ years of experience in the electronic component or semiconductor packaging industries
- Strong understanding of engineered materials used in electronic components and semiconductor applications
- Experience applying knowledge of raw materials and material compositions to support customer solutions and technical sales initiatives
- Ability to understand how material selection impacts component performance, structure, and end-use applications in electronics markets
- Preferred Education and ExperienceAA, BS, BA, or advanced technical degree preferred
- Experience with metallurgy, polymers, ceramics, or other advanced materials used in electronic component manufacturing
- Knowledge of materials solutions for electronic, sensor, semiconductor, or related high-technology applications
- Ability to lead and work with internal and external cross-functional teams to close new business and service existing accounts
- Ability to build strategic relationships with customers at all organizational levels to achieve or exceed business objectives
- Ability to communicate the value of products to customers across different markets and segments
- Ability to self-direct work schedules based on evolving environments
- Proficiency in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, CRM software, and SAPAbility to work, communicate, and influence in a consensus-based culture
- Strong problem-solving skills and business acumen
- Ability to discuss engineered materials and material performance characteristics with customers and technical stakeholders
- Ability to identify customer challenges and recommend materials-based solutions that improve component performance and manufacturability
- Working knowledge of raw material sourcing, material selection, and their impact on electronic component design and functionality
- Build strategic relationships with key decision-makers and stakeholders through presentations, onsite visits, and quarterly business calls
- Generate and qualify leads through in-field activities, cold calls, and targeted visits
- Grow the sales pipeline to meet annual targets
- Manage the full sales cycle from opportunity identification through sales closure and support
- Develop strategic account plans and business plans for assigned accounts
- Communicate effectively with internal and external technical teams
- Research and support promotional efforts, including tradeshows, technical events, and advertising
- Lead sales projects through business closure by guiding cross-functional teams toward high-probability opportunities
- Budget and forecast sales for assigned accounts on a quarterly basis
- Plan and execute quarterly sales activities and prospecting cadence through scheduled customer visits
- Stay current on economic and industry trends through customer interactions and external sources
- Maintain compliance with the company Code of Business Conduct, policies, procedures, and applicable regulations
- Act according to company values and behaviors
- Serve as a role model and mentor to others
- Perform other related duties as assigned
- Serve as a technical advisor to customers by demonstrating how engineered materials and raw material selection influence electronic component performance and reliability
- Collaborate with customers and internal technical teams to identify and deliver materials-based solutions for electronic component applications
- Leverage knowledge of advanced materials, including ceramics, polymers, metals, and specialty compounds, to develop business opportunities and support sales growth
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