The phrase "a sales engineer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a professional who combines technical knowledge with sales skills to sell complex products or services.
Example: "As a sales engineer, my role involves understanding customer needs and providing tailored solutions to meet those needs."
Alternatives: "a technical sales representative" or "a sales specialist in engineering."
A sales engineer discusses proposals with clients, and using the AI engine, comes back with a price quote and production schedule in about 10 minutes.
For companies with a direct sales model, you'll also likely need a sales engineer or two and a marketing partner to help generate leads for the sales engine.
Sonja Fisher, a sales engineer at the software company ParAccel, is among them.
That was indeed the experience of Igor Matlin, a sales engineer in Chicago for Coverity, a software developer.
A graduate of the College of Aeronautics he was a design engineer with the missile division of the Martin Company and a sales engineer with Weatherhead Hydraulic.
Once out of college, he took a succession of engineering jobs before joining Hewitt Robins International, a maker of conveyor belting and industrial hose, as a sales engineer in the export department.
The company paid its former executives handsomely, many of whom now work for Zenith Education Group, an arm of debt collector and Education Department contractor ECMC Group that purchased more than 50 former Corinthian schools in a sale engineered by the Education Department.
"He's not honest," said Ray Akey, 66, a retired sales engineer and a Republican who had voted for Mr. Alesi in the past.
It was not long before Mr. Lapadula, a technical sales engineer, got a job offer, and they decided to relocate here.
Last year Tom Payn, one of the UK's fastest marathon runners, was working as a technical sales engineer for a filtration company in Portsmouth, before he decided to quit his job and move to Kenya to become a full-time athlete.
Mr. Vander Dussen joined RCA as a broadcast sales engineer in 1957, and held several positions before becoming executive vice president in 1979.
