Job Description

Role Summary:

The Commercial Operations Engineer Associate is responsible for supporting the quote activity for various valve products for Projects /MRO. This includes providing technical support, pricing, and logistics information to sales and customers. The associate will also work with the commercial team to develop and execute commercial strategies.

Responsibilities:

Provide technical support to sales and customers on valve products and applications. Develop and maintain valve pricing and logistics information. Assist with the preparation of quotes and proposals. Work with the commercial team to develop and execute commercial strategies. Other duties as assigned.

Requirement:

Bachelor's degree in engineering, Mechanical/ Instrumentation & Control with min. 7 CGP. (All Subjects cleared in 1st attempt) Strong technical knowledge on core subjects: Fluid Mechanics/Metallurgy/Thermodynamics/ Electrical and Electronic Measurements/ Control Systems and Process Control Transducers, Mechanical Measurement and Industrial Instrumentation. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Strong attention to detail & Practical Thinking.

Req ID

: R-14926

Job Family Group

: Other

Job Family

: OT Co-Op/Intern


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