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Trainee Account Executive (STEM)

Warnford
1 day ago
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A leader in materials analysis and physio-chemical testing services is actively seeking a Trainee Account Executive to join a dynamic team.

Reporting to the Sales Team Leader, you will manage existing client accounts across key sectors of the business. Working closely with the technical sales team, you will be supported with training and development from the outset.

Ambitious, commercially focussed and motivated STEM graduates are encouraged to apply!

Your responsibilities will include engaging with clients via telephone and email.

Key Markets served include:

  • Food & Beverage

  • Pharmaceutical

  • Electronics

  • Chemical Manufacture

  • Cosmetics

    To be considered, you will ideally have a Degree in a STEM subject (preferably Chemistry, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering or related) Experience in technical sales and/or account management would be advantageous. Strong communication skills, both written and verbal are essential in this role.

    The role will be office-based with the opportunity to combine working remotely from home, once established in the role.

    A full UK driving license will be essential due to the location of the business.

    Sales, Technical, and Account Management training will be provided for ongoing professional development

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