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are you a mechanical graduate with an interest in the engineering sector where you will be given specialist training in a commercial environment to support key clients within a growing manufacturer where you will be office based and provide technical support to customers in a role where you can kick start your career?
this is a great opportunity for a mechanical engineering graduate where you will be heavily invested in, working next to the sales director providing mechanical technical support to key customers in an office-based role with the opportunity to travel across the world once or twice a year to engineering events and progress your career.
this company have been established for over 20 years and have around 50 employees, they are looking for a graduate engineer with a commercial interest within technical sales / support where you will be office based and be heavily invested in.
this role will suit a mechanical engineer or graduate who is commercially aware and looking for a customer facing role that will also use their technical understanding.
*office based handling key accounts and customers with no cold calling, this role will be focussed on technical solutions and support.
*working with global accounts to provide technical know-how with the opportunity once covid allows to travel to various engineering events across the world!
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The passage contains fifty-nine "s"s.
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