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5V Tech

Business Development Manager

Essex
£50k – £70k/yr
Posted about 13 hours ago
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Business Development Manager (Semiconductors)

📍 Essex, UK
🏢 Hybrid, on-site at least once every two weeks plus UK customer travel
💷 £50,000 to £70,000 basic (depending on experience) + 20% bonus + Company car
📄 Permanent, full-time contract

5V Tech are working with a specialist semiconductor distributor with a strong reputation in audio and an established international presence. They’re a small, growing team heading into an expansion phase, taking their technical expertise into new markets including sensing and power applications (power conversion and motor drives).

They need a BDM to grow the UK market, winning new business while managing and developing their established legacy accounts, reporting directly to the MD. No layers of corporate sign-off, quick decisions and a genuine say in where the business goes next.

What you’ll be working on:

  • Finding and winning new UK business across audio semiconductors, sensing and power applications
  • Looking after and growing existing customer accounts alongside winning new ones
  • Owning the full sales cycle, from spotting the opportunity to closing the contract
  • Building relationships with C-suite and engineering teams at customers and suppliers
  • Running technical presentations and product demos, in person and over Teams
  • Working with overseas suppliers and contract manufacturers to support customer projects
  • Keeping a healthy pipeline and forecasting accurately
  • Representing the business at industry events and trade shows

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Requirements:

  • Proven B2B technical sales experience within semiconductors, electronics or a related technical sector
  • A track record of developing and closing deals on complex technical products
  • Confidence talking to senior decision makers and engineers alike
  • Comfortable running your own territory independently
  • A UK driving licence (customer visits are part of the job)

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Bonus points for:

  • Knowledge of audio semiconductors or audio electronics
  • Knowledge of power conversion or sensor applications
  • A degree in Electronic Engineering or similar (equivalent experience is valued just as much)
  • Semiconductor distribution or distribution-adjacent experience
  • Experience selling into industrial, automotive or marine sectors

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  • Large remote dimension. On-site at least once every two weeks, plus regular UK travel and some overseas supplier engagement
  • It’s a small team, so this is a hands-on role with real autonomy

5V Tech are acting as an Employment Agency for the purposes of this position. We offer a reward scheme if you can recommend someone for this role, £250 for you and £250 to a charity of your choice. 5V Tech are recognised talent solutions experts within Edge AI, Physical AI, IoT and Deep Tech, working across Europe, the UK, and North America.

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