Outside Sales Engineer
Daikin Applied Americas · Tampa, FL · 2 wk ago
HybridSalesFull-time
Your Responsibilities
- Achieve quarterly quotas and annual sales plans
- Obtain and close sales on a monthly basis
- Responsible for consistent planning and effective sales activities to provide maximum selling time, with minimal travel and waiting time
- Create short-term and long-range planning for certain projects by an intricate progression of customer contacts, and cooperation with other Sales Engineers, Sales Agents, Districts, Regions and Headquarters
- Analyze customer needs with respect to several alternate solutions using Daikin Applied air conditioning and refrigeration products, systems and service
- Maintain current knowledge of competitive products and system characteristics, including knowledge of local competitive pricing and must be able to apply economic consideration: first cost, operating cost, owning cost, to projects on candidate is working
- Analyze competitive products and selling techniques
- Perform take-offs of plans and specifications, develop and price the estimate; write the proposal and bid the job with selections of Daikin Applied equipment utilizing competitive advantages
- Prepare and submit all technical data for approval
- Review of all submittals and orders prior to processing
Your Qualifications
- Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or related field
- 7+ years of professional sales experience
- Commercial HVAC equipment experience
- Demonstrated proficiency in the MS Office Suite (Outlook, PowerPoint and Excel)
- Ability to travel to meet with customer regularly
- Experience with Salesforce or any other sales tracking software
- Prior experience creating sales proposals, quotes, and reviewing contracts
Benefits
- Multiple medical insurance plan options + dental and vision insurance
- 401K retirement plan with employer match
- Paid time off and company paid holidays
- Paid sick time in accordance with the federal, state and local law
- Tuition Reimbursement after 6 months of continuous service