Sales Engineer Building Automation

Posted 2 days ago

create teamEnglewood (CO)

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About the role

NOTE: Create the Team is a Recruiting firm focused in Building Automation all across the USA. We have dozens of great clients, and this one covers Denver primarily, and Colorado. They also have offices in many other states. Salesperson / Sales Engineer – Building Automation Systems We have a great Building Automation client with the need for a hit-the-ground-running Sales Engineer. Please only apply if you can confirm the following for experience: You currently, or have previously held one of these positions: Sales Engineer Account Executive Business Development SalespersonYour field of work has been (these are all one in the same):Building Automation Systems (BAS) Direct Digital Controls (DDC) Energy Management Systems (EMS)HVAC Control Systems Energy Services Mechanical Contracting / Mechanical Service (with some exposure to controls) You have worked with any of the following: Alerton Automated LogicDelta Control Systems Tridium / Niagara Johnson Controls Siemens Building Technologies HoneywellDistechReliable Controls TraneAmerican Automatrix / CylonNovarTrend Control Systems Schneider Electric In very basic form, if you can tell us some form of, “I’m a Salesperson in Energy Services with ALC experience,” we will be very interested in speaking with you. We look forward to seeing your application and resume, then having a conversation with you about what you may be interested in and if our opportunities match up.

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