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Applications Engineer

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Industrial Applications Engineer / Process Engineer
Industrial Applications Engineer / Process Engineer is required with a strong technical background in industrial pumps or process environments. The role is working for a global manufacturer and while it is office-based, it has an international remit.
Experience as a Process Engineer, Technical Applications Engineer or similar is required.
The purpose is to ensure that every industrial offer submitted is technically sound and commercially compelling.
The Role
- Working closely with regional sales teams and holds responsibility for the end-to-end creation of technical offers for industrial customers
- Ensure every offer is technically accurate, application-appropriate
- Select and specify the right solution architecture across Heating, Cooling, Water Transfer, and High-Pressure Applications based on customer process requirements
- Build energy savings calculations, ROI models, and lifecycle cost cases
- Engage directly with plant engineers, process managers, and energy managers
- Conduct site assessments and process audits to map system architectures
- Analyse P&IDs
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Requirements
- Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or equivalent technical discipline
- 8–12 years of experience in in industrial pumps, heavy industrial or process environments – metals, mining, cement, food & beverage, or other power and water-intensive industries
- Demonstrated experience in application engineering, technical offer creation, or process engineering roles
- Ability to read, interpret, and commercially analyse P&IDs and process schematics
- Competency in parallel operations – boilers, pumps, chillers, cooling towers
- Solution architecture capability for process applications – able to design system-level solutions, not just select individual components
- Ability to build energy savings calculations, ROI models, and carbon reduction cases from first principles


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Package
- 38 Hours - Monday-Friday, flexible working hours. Primarily office based in Manchester.
- 20% UK travel
- £55K - £65K, negotiable
- 25 days holiday
- 9% Company pension
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