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Anemoi

Technical Sales Engineer

City of London
Posted about 20 hours ago
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About the Role

At Anemoi, we’re transforming the maritime industry with cutting-edge Rotor Sail technology that brings modern engineering and sustainability together. From our headquarters in the UK and our production base in China, we design, build and deliver advanced automated wind-assisted propulsion systems that help shipowners and operators reduce fuel consumption and emissions — propelling the shipping industry towards a cleaner, more sustainable future.

Our ambition is bold but clear: to save 1,000 tonnes of CO₂ every day by installing 500 Rotor Sails by 2030. Imagine fleets of vessels crossing the world’s oceans using our Rotor Sail systems, harnessing renewable wind power to operate more efficiently and responsibly. We’re making that a reality, one installation at a time.

This is an exciting opportunity for an eager and enthusiastic Technical Sales Engineer with 3+ years’ experience in technical sales and knowledge of the marine industry.

This position can either be based in the UK or Greece.

You will have the opportunity to work with our international client base which extends to China, Singapore, Brazil, Southern and Northern Europe to support the delivery of the sales and marketing strategy and achieve the Company’s sales targets.

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You will be responsible for putting together the offer to the customer with corresponding technical and commercial information as well as following up and progressing ongoing processes.

Purpose of the Job

To independently manage customer relationships and support sales projects through the cycle from technical feasibility studies through to commercial negotiations.

Key Responsibilities

  • Conduct detailed analysis of vessel performance and fuel/emissions savings to develop a business case for client vessels fitted with rotor sails.
  • Qualify leads and develop bespoke technical and commercial proposals for shipowners and project stakeholders based on their specific vessel criteria.
  • Advise clients on how rotor sails impact regulatory compliance with IMO and regional frameworks (e.g. CII, EEDI, FuelEU and EU ETS, etc).
  • Act as point of contact for technical queries from owners’ side, and shipyard design and procurement departments from the early project stage.
  • Conduct handovers of new projects for implementation to project team
  • Management of the company CRM system
  • Participate in client meetings when needed, contributing to marketing initiatives and in business development activities in and out of local country, as required

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Candidate Profile

  • At least 3 years’ experience
  • Degree or equivalent qualification in a marine engineering/ technology or Naval Architecture
  • Sincere interest in the shipping industry
  • A strong technical background and experience in B2B sales
  • Proficiency in Matlab and CAD
  • Experience working for an international business
  • Confident with ability to talk about customer’s technical needs
  • A “Can Do” attitude
  • A willingness to both learn and share knowledge
  • Client-facing experience with the ability to build and maintain strong relationships
  • Results driven
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills; ability to act as a skilled influencer
  • Cross cultural awareness
  • Commercial awareness
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Skills

Technical sales
Marine engineering
Naval architecture
B2B sales
Matlab
CAD
Customer relationship management
Business development
Regulatory compliance
Project management
Commercial negotiation
Technical feasibility studies
Communication
Influencing
Cross-cultural awareness
Commercial awareness

Location

Lloyd's Ave, London EC3N 3AA, UK

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