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Our client is an international group specialized in the design and commercialization of technical solutions to improve the performance, safety and compliance of industrial environments. Present on several continents, it has been supporting industrialists for many years. Its solutions are recognized for their technicality, reliability and contribution to the environmental and regulatory challenges of production sites. As a sales engineer, your main missions will be to: Develop a portfolio of professional clients and identify new business opportunities; Understand the needs of customers in order to propose solutions adapted to their projects; Present the offer, prepare commercial proposals and follow up on them; Conducting trade negotiations in accordance with defined objectives; Follow the progress of files, from the first
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