Celerity Limited
New Business Presales Consultant

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New Business Pre-Sales Consultant
As a New Business Pre-Sales Consultant, supporting our new business sales, you’ll work alongside experienced colleagues to contribute to customer engagements and be involved in helping to deliver assessments, discovery workshops, and early-stage solution design. You’ll assist in translating customer needs into clear, tailored recommendations and play a key part in demonstrating the value of our technology offerings.
This is a great opportunity for someone looking to build their experience in technical pre-sales, with hands-on involvement in a wide variety of customer scenarios and close collaboration with both technical and sales teams. This is a hybrid role based in our Manchester Spinningfields office.
Your Key Responsibilities
- Lead technical discovery sessions, assessments, and workshops to understand customer challenges and requirements.
- Assist in developing tailored solutions by mapping customer needs to our service offerings.
- Deliver compelling presentations and demonstrations that showcase the value of our managed services and technology solutions.
- Support the sales team with pre-sales activities, including proposal creation, RFP responses, and technical documentation.
- Act as a trusted advisor to customers, guiding them through technology decisions and best practices.
- Stay up to date with emerging industry trends, managed services, and best practices to ensure relevant recommendations.
- Collaborate with internal teams, including sales, engineering, and service delivery, to align technical solutions with business objectives.
- Contribute to the continuous improvement of our pre-sales processes and methodologies.
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- Technical Knowledge: An understanding across Celerity’s services – Data Protection, Cyber Security, Cloud and Data Centre Transformation and Software.
- IBM Experience: As we are an IBM Partner, if you have experience working with IBM Technology that would be beneficial.
- Storytelling & Presentation Skills: Ability to communicate complex technical concepts in an engaging and simplified manner.
- Growth Mindset: A self-starter with a proactive approach to learning, problem-solving, and personal development.
- Customer Engagement: Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to build relationships and establish trust with customers.
- Strategic Thinking: Ability to align technology solutions with customer business needs.
- Previous Experience: Previous experience working in a pre-sales role would be advantageous.
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