Overview
Technical Sales Engineer – Labelling Machinery (East UK)
Salary: £45,000 – £50,000 + Uncapped Commission + Company Car + Benefits
Are you a technically minded salesperson with a passion for engineering solutions?
Do you enjoy working with complex machinery and helping customers find the right fit for their production lines?
We’re looking for a Regional Sales Specialist to cover the East of the UK, focusing on our market-leading labelling application machines. This is a role where technical know-how meets commercial drive – perfect for someone who thrives at the intersection of engineering and sales.
Responsibilities
* Driving sales of our labelling application machinery across the East region
* Acting as a trusted technical advisor to customers in food & drink, packaging, and manufacturing sectors
* Carrying out site visits, product demonstrations, and technical presentations
* Managing the full sales process – from prospecting and tendering through to negotiation and aftersales support
* Building strong, long-term client partnerships
What’s in it for you
Salary of £45,000 – £50,000
Uncapped commission – your results determine your earnings
Company car + expenses package
Full training on our machinery and applications
Real career progression in a growing, innovative business
Who we’d love to hear from
* Have proven experience in technical / machinery sales (labelling, packaging, automation, or capital equipment)
* Bring an engineering or technical background – qualifications are an advantage, but hands-on knowledge counts too
* Can confidently explain technical benefits and turn them into commercial value
* Are self-driven, resilient, and able to manage a wide geographical territory
* Build credibility with engineers on the shop floor as well as decision-makers in the boardroom
If you’re ready to take your sales career to the next level with a business where technical expertise and performance are equally rewarded, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply today and help shape the future of labelling applications in the East of the UK.
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