Holovis
Graduate Pre-Sales Engineer

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Job Purpose
As a Graduate Pre-Sales Engineer, you will support the sales, bidding, and award of new Integrated Show Systems projects within the themed entertainment and location-based entertainment sectors.
You will join the Pre-Sales Team with an existing technical foundation gained through further or higher education in engineering or a related discipline. The role focuses on developing and applying technical knowledge within a commercial environment, supporting proposals, quotations, and technical bid documentation.
Key Responsibilities
- Supporting the preparation of RFP responses, proposals, and bid submissions
- Assisting with the organisation, quality control, and versioning of bid documentation and folder structures
- Supporting quotation development by coordinating technical inputs
- Learning how project plans and labour estimates are developed during pre-sales
- Writing, reviewing, and formatting technical and supporting proposal copy
- Maintaining accurate and up-to-date records within CRM systems
- Applying technical knowledge to support pre-sales system concepts
- Reading and interpreting technical drawings and specifications to inform bid responses
- Assisting with pre-award technical documentation, including system descriptions and facility impacts
- Supporting internal bid reviews and responses to technical clarifications
- Working with sales, the Pre-Sales Team, and engineering colleagues across regions and time zones to meet client-controlled submission deadlines
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- Education in engineering or an Audio Visual–related industry discipline, with an existing technical foundation within Holovis’ field of delivery
- Strong attention to detail and clear written communication skills
- Comfortable working to client-controlled deadlines in a commercial environment
- Confident using standard office software
- Familiarity with tools such as AutoCAD or Bluebeam Revu is helpful but not required
About You
- You have the right to live and work in the UK
- You are organised, proactive, and able to manage multiple priorities
- You have an interest in themed entertainment or immersive environments
- You are open to international travel as required
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