Sales Engineer - Concrete Repairs (MALE)
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Description:
Employment Type:
Full Time
Monthly Salary:
Unspecified
Job Role:
Sales Engineer
Minimum Work Experience:
2-5 Years
Minimum Education Level:
Bachelors Degree
Listed By:
Employer
Company Size:
201-500 Employees
Career Level:
Mid-level
Description:
The applicant for this opening is expected to have contacts and experience of the construction industry in UAE, specifically Abu Dhabi & Dubai.
A Valid UAE driving license is a must.
Knowledge of the roads and geography of Abu Dhabi & Dubai is essential.
Knowledge of construction chemicals, specifically, concrete repairs is highly valued.
Language requirements: Fluent written and oral English is a must. Arabic oral is highly valued.
Job Duties:
-Searching for new clients who could benefit from your products in a designated region
-Travelling to visit potential clients
-Establishing new, and maintaining existing, relationships with customers
-Managing and interpreting customer requirements
-Persuading clients that a product or service will best satisfy their needs
-Calculating client quotations
-Negotiating tender and contract terms
-Negotiating and closing sales by agreeing terms and conditions
-Offering after-sales support services
-Administering client accounts
-Analyzing costs and sales
-Preparing reports for head office
-Meeting regular sales targets
-Recording and maintaining client contact data
-Co-ordinating sales projects
-Supporting marketing by attending trade shows, conferences and other marketing events
-Making technical presentations and demonstrating how a product will meet client needs
-Providing pre-sales technical assistance and product education
-Liaising with other members of the sales team and other technical experts
-Solving client problems
-Helping in the design of custom-made products
The successful candidate will receive the management's full support and training required to customize the above duties into his role at the organization.




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