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Are you a technically minded sales professional who thrives on building relationships, uncovering opportunities, and closing deals? Do you enjoy working in a fast-paced environment where your energy and initiative are truly valued?
On behalf of our client, a leading manufacturer of marine propulsion systems, TQR are seeking a Sales Engineer to join a growing commercial team. This is a fantastic opportunity to become part of a business that’s on an exciting growth trajectory, backed by a multinational group and expanding across Europe.
The Role
This is a varied and rewarding position that blends technical understanding with commercial drive. You’ll be responsible for managing customer enquiries, preparing quotations, and developing long-term relationships with clients across the marine industry. While the role is primarily office-based, you’ll also attend trade exhibitions, visit customers, and occasionally travel overseas.
Key Responsibilities

  • Develop and manage a healthy sales pipeline, from enquiry to close
  • Prepare technical quotations tailored to customer requirements
  • Deliver exceptional customer service and aftersales support
  • Collaborate closely with engineering and manufacturing teams
  • Represent the company at industry events and exhibitions
    What We’re Looking For
  • A background in technical or engineering sales, ideally within the marine sector
  • Strong communication and relationship-building skills
  • A proactive, self-starting approach with a hunger to succeed
  • Excellent organisational skills and attention to detail
  • IT literacy (Microsoft Office, Outlook, Excel)
  • Full UK driving licence
    What’s On Offer
  • Competitive salary based on experience
  • 5 weeks’ annual leave + bank holidays
  • Company pension scheme
  • Group bonus/profit-sharing scheme
  • On-site parking
  • Sponsored staff canteen
    This is a brilliant opportunity for someone who enjoys the thrill of the chase, thrives on variety, and wants to make a real impact in a growing business.
    If you have a background in Engineering Sales within the Marine Industry or are a Marine Engineer looking to transfer your engineering knowledge into Sales, then please submit an up to date CV by using the ‘apply’ button below.
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