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Technical Director Role - Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire
A position for a Technical Director role based in Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire has become available, with a leading UK supplier and distributor of electronic components and value-added technical solutions.
We are currently recruiting on behalf of a well-established electronics distribution and technology solutions business that works with world-leading manufacturers across:
- Custom batteries
- Power supplies
- Semiconductors
- Displays
- Electromechanical components
- IoT devices
- Microcontrollers
- PCBs
- EV charging solutions
My client is backed by NVM Private Equity following a £24m management buyout, which continues to strengthen its position as a trusted technical distribution and design-led solutions partner.
Role Overview
The Technical Director job, based in Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire, will report directly to the CEO and sit as part of the Senior Management Team (SMT), leading the technical team while driving product strategy, design funnel growth, supplier engagement, and technical sales support across the Group.
Key Responsibilities
- Leading and developing technical and/or sales teams, including coaching, performance management, and recruitment.
- Managing a sustainable design funnel and converting projects into design wins and production business.
- Creating and implementing product strategies that support sales growth and market share objectives.
- Working closely with Sales, Account Management, and Purchasing teams to maximise commercial opportunities and maintain profitable margins.
- Developing strong relationships with customers, suppliers, and key stakeholders at a senior level.
- Managing supplier growth plans, quarterly business reviews (QBRs), and identifying opportunities for new franchise partnerships.
- Providing technical support throughout the product design cycle, from evaluation and testing through to production and long-term customer support.
- Driving KPIs, reporting performance metrics to SMT and Board level, and ensuring high levels of team performance.
- Acting as the technical expert within a designated technology sector and identifying emerging market trends and technologies.
- Supporting marketing activities including webinars, exhibitions, social media campaigns, and supplier-focused promotional activities.
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The successful candidate will ideally possess:
- Extensive knowledge and expertise within a relevant electronics technology area.
- Experience within electronics distribution, franchise distribution, or electronic component sales.
- A strong commercial mindset with the ability to drive revenue growth and design-win activity.
- Experience working directly with OEM customers and supporting product design-in activities.
- An Electronics or Engineering degree, or equivalent qualification (desirable).
This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Technical Manager, Applications Engineering Manager, Business Development Director, or Senior Technical Sales professional looking to take on a strategic leadership role within a growing and highly respected electronics group.
Application Process
To apply for this Technical Director role in Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire, please contact Tony Broadhurst on 01582 878841 or email quoting reference TDB1343. Alternatively, we welcome conversations regarding similar opportunities within Technical Leadership, Engineering Management, and Electronics Distribution sectors.
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