Sales Engineer
i-stron Corporation Pvt. Ltd. is hiring a Sales Engineer to drive product presentations and customer engagement. The role involves assessing equipment needs, determining system requirements, and coordinating with builders and architects. Candidates should have 1-4 years of sales experience and a bachelor's degree. Previous experience in the lift or construction industry is preferred.
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Experience
1-4 years
Function
Sales
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 3
What you will work on
i-stron Corporation Pvt. Ltd. is hiring a Sales Engineer to drive product presentations and customer engagement. The role involves assessing equipment needs, determining system requirements, and coordinating with builders and architects. Candidates should have 1-4 years of sales experience and a bachelor's degree. Previous experience in the lift or construction industry is preferred.
TAL's take
Low tier company with a generic sales engineering role focused on the construction/lift industry.
Standard sales engineering responsibilities described, though the industry focus (lift/construction) is clear.
Must haves
- 1-4 years experience in Sales
- Bachelor’s Degree
- Good communication skills
About the company
Small, unbranded private limited company with no clear technological or product footprint.
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