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Role: Technical Sales Representative
Location:

High Wycombe
Office-based with 25% travel Salary: £28,000 – £30,000 + Bonus/Commission
Working hours: Full-Time and Permanent
  
An exciting opportunity for a Technical Sales Representative to join a fast-growing scientific equipment manufacturer whose modular systems are used globally in advanced materials research and product development.
  
Key Responsibilities:

Generate new leads and manage sales enquiries
Understand technical requirements and prepare quotations
Support marketing campaigns and attend industry events
Maintain CRM system and customer relationships
Travel for demonstrations, installations, and exhibitions (approx. 25%) Requirements:

STEM degree (Physics or Materials Science preferred)
Excellent communication & relationship-building skills
Proactive, detail-oriented, and target-driven
Full UK driving licence
Confident using CRM and MS Office tools This role offers great career growth within a dynamic and innovative environment.
  
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