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3 months ago
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A leading engineering and manufacturing business is seeking an Application Engineer to support its sales team and drive business growth within the aerospace, oil & gas, and automotive sectors. This is an exciting opportunity for a technically skilled and commercially minded engineer with expertise in metal cutting and machining processes.
The Role
The successful candidate will play a key role in delivering technical support to customers and the sales team, identifying cost-saving opportunities, and developing new business. This role requires a self-motivated problem solver with excellent communication skills and the ability to build strong customer relationships.
Key Responsibilities

  • Provide technical assistance to end-user customers and the sales team.
  • Report on the progress of technical projects to sales and regional management.
  • Deliver technical reports and highlight cost-saving opportunities for customers.
  • Work independently to identify and develop new business opportunities.
  • Offer product training to customers and the distribution network.
  • Respond effectively to customer requirements and provide tailored solutions.
    What’s Required?
  • A time-served engineer with experience in aerospace, oil & gas, or automotive industries is preferred.
  • Strong knowledge of metal cutting and machining processes.
  • A proactive problem solver with excellent communication skills.
  • IT-literate, with experience using sales and reporting software.
  • Comfortable presenting technical information to audiences.
  • Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel.
    What’s on Offer?
  • Competitive salary with a performance-based sales bonus.
  • 25 days holiday, increasing with service (option to carry over up to 5 days).
  • Private health package (Bupa cash plan with the option to add family members).
  • Death in service benefit and a prestigious company pension scheme.
  • Career growth opportunities within a leading multinational company.
  • Permanent employment and long-term job security in a growing business
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