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A growing scientific instrumentation business is looking for an experienced Sales Engineer to join its international Sales and Marketing team.
You’ll sell technically complex products to scientists and engineers, turning technical enquiries into commercial opportunities. The role covers customer and distributor management, technical quotations, product training, new business development, upselling and supporting customers through to order.
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You’ll join a small, hands-on team where scientific knowledge, commercial judgement and clear communication matter. Experience selling laboratory or scientific products is essential; knowledge of microscopy, spectroscopy or analytical techniques would be an advantage.
What we’re looking for:
- BSc, BEng or relevant scientific/engineering qualification
- 2+ years’ technical sales experience, ideally in scientific instrumentation
- A proven record of selling complex solutions
- CRM experience and strong written and verbal communication
- Willingness to travel internationally, approximately 20%
- Full UK driving licence and the right to work in the UK


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