Turbomachinery Sales Engineer

JOB SUMMARY

Within assigned territories, establish and / or strengthen customer contacts to secure budgeted sales volume on aftermarket related products and services.

Accomplishing these tasks requires the ability to:

• Act as principal customer interface
• Acquire skills and experience in various repair procedures
• Act as customer advocate
• Identify potential markets currently not being penetrated, for future sales growth

The territory for this role covers Louisiana, Mississippi and parts of Alabama. This role consists of up to 50% travel.

• 5 years’ experience in turbo machinery, compressors & or turbines
• A thorough technical knowledge of mechanical equipment design, operation, application, and maintenance
• The ability to translate technical knowledge and skills into saleable ideas and proposals

• The ability to communicate quickly, clearly, forcefully and tactfully with customers
• Strong interpersonal skills
• Verbal and written communication skills
• Promotional and selling skills to go after and close business in both familiar and new markets
• Ability to organize and manage time and territory in a motivated, self-directed manner

• Selling (persuading, convincing, and closing orders)
• Directing (shop/parts support personnel to provide necessary work scope and pricing information)
• Analyzing and evaluating (customer's need and Elliott's capabilities to meet those needs)

• Obtain assigned bookings on aftermarket products and services to ensure budgeted sales revenue.
• Ensure CRM opportunities are up to date and most recent developments noted.
• Develop existing customers, pursuing both traditional and non-traditional products.
• Identify and contact new customers to further expand sales base and revenue potential.

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