SEAOIL Philippines, Inc.
Technical Services Engineer

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SEAOIL is looking for passionate talents to help make a difference in the lives of Filipinos and fuel their better future. Here's your chance to grow your career with the largest and leading independent fuel company in the country - join us as our next Technical Services Engineer!
What is this role about?
This role will conduct technical selling and simultaneously apply technical expertise and related work experience as technical support concerning SEAOIL lubricants and fuels to the various Seaoil sales channels (COMS, BDEV, IRSNE, CCM-BRD) by providing different technical services activities to realize sales channel's fuels and lubricants sales target commitments.
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What will YOU do?
- Provide lubricants solutions through technical selling to external customers (as well as internal customers)
- Develop customized technical services for different industry segments
- Provide technical support to AO through technical selling (consultative selling) through the applications of various technical services categories - an enabler of lubricants volume and fuels. (Note: Indus-Analytics will provide the Actual vs. Target figures for lubes and fuels as basis for lubes and fuels volume achievement)
- Manage and control of OPEX of Indus-Tech
- Preparation, execution, monitoring of progress and completion of lubricants Field Trial Programs including Oil Analyses and/or Oil Monitoring


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What will YOU need?
- Bachelor’s Degree holder in Mechanical/Marine Engineering, Automotive Engineering, or any relevant courses
- Valid driver's license - can drive vehicles in manual transmission
- At least 1-3 years of combined Technical Selling and Technical Support experience preferably in Business Services, Retail; Lube Technician/Mechanic
- Must be willing to travel domestically and do fieldwork as necessary
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