Client Service Managers/Technical Sales Managers (Wallingford, UK)
We have immediate full-time openings for ambitious, enthusiastic and outgoing client service managers/technical sales managers (technical sales professionals) for supporting our Marketing Team with sales and events through demos and benchmarks throughout Europe and the Middle East. You will also be responsible for creating and managing new businesses and maintaining excellent client relationships for existing accounts. We are seeking candidates who enjoy working with a team and have strong oral communication skills for the development of technical demos, interfacing with customers, and participating in trade shows. Must be willing to travel.
Qualifications: A B.S. or M.S. (Ph.D. preferred) degree in civil, water resources or environmental engineering or a related field; sales/consulting experience; knowledge of Innovyze wastewater products; excellent communication, presentation and negotiation skills.
Client Service Managers/Sales Managers (various US locations)
We have immediate full-time openings for ambitious, enthusiastic and outgoing client service managers/sales managers (technical sales professionals) for supporting our Marketing Team with sales and events through demos and benchmarks. You will also be responsible for creating and managing new businesses and maintaining excellent client relationships for existing accounts. We are seeking candidates who enjoy working with a team and have strong oral communication skills for the development of technical demos, interfacing with customers, and participating in trade shows. Must be willing to travel.
Qualifications: A B.S. or M.S. (Ph.D. preferred) degree in civil or environmental engineering or a related field; sales/consulting experience; knowledge of Innovyze products; excellent communication, presentation and negotiation skills.
If you are looking to make a change, Innovyze is a great place to work. Please send us your resume including salary history and professional references by e-mail to Timothy.J.Gallagher@innovyze.com.
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