deister UK
Technical Sales Manager

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Technical Sales Manager
Department: Sales National
Employment Type: Permanent - Full Time
Location: Deister UK HQ
Reporting To: Head of Sales - UK & ROI
Description
Field-based Technical Sales Manager needed to drive Deister's access control business by combining strong commercial instincts with deep product and technical expertise. You will work closely with installers, integrators, consultants, and end-user organizations to specify, demonstrate, and sell our access control and identification solutions — acting as the technical authority who can translate complex product capability into a compelling, workable solution for the customer.
For almost 40 years, Deister has been at the forefront of the UK security sector. As a specialist design and manufacturing company based in Lincolnshire, we develop class-leading solutions trusted across critical infrastructure and industry — from intelligent key and asset management to GovPass-compliant access control and long-range vehicle identification. We are an independent, family-owned business with global reach, built on innovation, value engineering, and trust.
What you will be doing
- Driving sales of Deister's access control product range by pairing technical expertise with a consultative sales approach
- Providing pre-sales technical support, including system design input, product demonstrations, and proof-of-concept trials
- Working closely with installers, integrators, consultants, and end-user organizations to specify the right solution for their security requirements
- Translating product features and system architecture into clear, customer-facing value propositions
- Delivering technical training and CPD presentations to installers, specifiers, and consultants
- Supporting tender and specification processes with technical documentation, schematics, and product recommendations
- Building strong relationships with key technical and commercial stakeholders across the supply chain
- Working closely with product management and engineering teams to relay customer feedback and market requirements
- Maintaining accurate CRM records and forecasting to support pipeline management
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This is a national, field-based role covering the whole of the UK, working from a home office with the flexibility to manage your own diary and travel schedule. You will travel to our Spalding HQ once a month for planning, collaboration, and training.
What you will bring
The essentials
- 3+ years of technical sales experience, ideally within access control, security systems, or a related electronic/ID technology sector
- Existing relationships within the installer, integrator, or specifier community
- Strong working knowledge of access control system architecture, credentials, and integration principles
- Proven ability to translate technical concepts into clear, commercially compelling solutions for a range of audiences
- Confidence delivering product demonstrations, technical training, and CPD presentations
- Full UK driving licence
- Fluent written and spoken English


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It also helps if you have:
- Experience working with specifiers such as M&E consultants or architects
- Familiarity with GovPass, NPSA-assured systems, or other compliance frameworks relevant to access control
- A background in system integration, IT networking, or electronic security installation
- Strong commercial acumen — balancing customer value with margin discipline
We are building a team where everyone feels appreciated, accepted, and free to be their authentic self, regardless of background, identity, or circumstance. We know great candidates do not always tick every box. If most of this sounds like you, we would still love to hear from you.
What is in it for you?
- Competitive basic salary plus performance-based incentives
- Car or mileage allowance
- Company pension contribution
- A structured onboarding programme and support from an experienced team
- A flat, collaborative culture with real opportunities to grow
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