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Are you a driven engineer with a passion for technology and a talent for building relationships? We’re recruiting a Technical Sales Engineer for a company that designs and delivers industrial vision and automation systems used across automotive, electronics, and advanced manufacturing sectors.

The Role

Develop and grow customer accounts, identifying opportunities for machine vision and automation solutions.

Provide technical consultancy from initial enquiry through to solution design and delivery.

Work closely with engineering and applications teams to ensure successful project implementation.

Deliver presentations, demonstrations, and product training.

Contribute to business development strategy to expand presence in industrial markets.

About You

Degree (or equivalent) in Engineering, Physics, Computer Science, or related field.

Background in industrial automation, machine vision, robotics, or control systems.

Knowledge of vision systems, cameras, optics, lighting, and image processing software.

Excellent communication and presentation skills, able to explain technical concepts clearly.

Commercial awareness with drive to achieve sales targets.

Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel.

What’s on Offer

Competitive salary + performance-related bonus.

Company car or allowance.

Pension, healthcare, and other benefits.

Training and career development with a growing technology company.

If you’re looking to combine your engineering expertise with technical sales and play a key role in delivering cutting-edge automation and vision solutions, we’d love to hear from you

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