Sales Applications - Proposal Engineer
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Location:United States, Canada
Languages:English
Seniority level:Middle, 5+ years
Experience:5+ years
Requirements:
5 years of proven experience in sales of packaged process equipment Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical, Mechanical, or Civil Engineering Excellent verbal and written communication skills Knowledge of packaged process equipment Extensive knowledge of water treatment processes Experience in system sizing and proposal-writing
Responsibilities:
Read and understand client specifications Provide compliant system design descriptions Respond to client needs with well-written proposals Provide detailed cost estimates Suggest changes to product lines and ensure incorporation Contribute to the Sales Department with estimating tools
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