- Location
- Clemson, South Carolina
- Workplace
- Onsite
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- IT
- Education
- Bachelor
- Source
- RecruiterFlow
Description
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Sell software that helps aerospace and defense teams keep critical equipment ready, reliable, and available to the people who help keep America safe.
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Work where technology meets engineering, helping customers solve the challenges of supporting complex equipment throughout its life.
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Own the sales process, from starting conversations and uncovering needs to demonstrating the software and earning the business.
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Bring the product to life through demos and proposals built around how each customer works.
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Partner with technical experts to connect customers with the right software, training, and services.
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Build relationships beyond the purchase, helping customers get more from their investment as their programs evolve.
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Develop business through outreach, industry connections, and occasional conferences, keeping opportunities moving through longer buying cycles.
What we're looking for...
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Technical curiosity and the ability to connect engineering concepts, software capabilities, and customer needs. You enjoy understanding how something works and helping someone else see its value.
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A technical or computer-related bachelor's degree, or another bachelor's degree combined with relevant experience.
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Communication skills that help you lead customer conversations, deliver useful demonstrations, and write clear proposals.
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The follow-through to build trust over time, coordinate with technical colleagues, and deliver on customer commitments.
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Comfort using a CRM to organize contacts, track opportunities, and manage follow-up, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office.
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Available to work onsite for the first six months, then move to three onsite days and two work-from-home days per week.
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Technical sales, solutions selling, or customer-facing engineering experience would be a plus. Aerospace and defense exposure, military experience, or work with government contractors would also be helpful.