Applications Engineer
Home based with travel
Attractive basic salary, bonus, car + supporting package
The organisation is a joint venture between two of the world’s most prestigious companies in the field of marine diesel engine technology. The medium term vision is to provide boat builders with a completely integrated system for vessel propulsion, power generation, controls and information for diesel engines. The combination of product, services and expertise is unique in the diesel marine industry. It aims to be the industry’s only “prop to helm” performance source for boaters around the world.
The position arises out of continued expansion and forms an integral part of the European team and business. Reporting initially to the General Manager, the major objective is to play a leading role in increasing market share, sales revenues and profitability. It takes responsibility for relationships with OEMs and distributors related to: product selection and match; accessory selection; and installation support. It provides technical assistance for OEM’s new product development, product application and installation to ensure optimum product performance.
You will have a relevant technical qualification supported by at least 5 years’ experience in the marine engine industry, general boat service and product applications.A background in naval architecture is ideal. This is a career development opportunity with a fast expanding organisation supported by the resources of world leaders in their respective disciplines.
Interested applicants should send a detailed CV quoting current salary and reference 5079 to
5079@wickland-westcott.co.uk Tel: +44(0)1423 536901
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