Sales Engineer - Cryogenics

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Sales Engineer – Cryogenics

Location: Acton, London W3

Salary: £Competitive DOE (£40k+) plus uncapped commission

Start Date: June 2025

Contract: Full-time, office-based

We are seeking an experienced Sales Engineer with a strong background in cryogenics to join our growing team in Acton. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with hands-on experience in the field and a proven track record in technical sales.

This role is ideal for a mature, self-motivated professional who has worked with leading cryogenic and scientific instrumentation companies such as Oxford Instruments, ICE Oxford, Tesla Engineering (Sussex), or Quantum Design.

Key Responsibilities:

Drive sales of cryogenic and related scientific equipment across the UK and international markets

Build and maintain strong relationships with academic, research, and industrial clients

Provide technical support and advice throughout the sales process

Prepare and deliver compelling proposals and quotations

Represent the company at industry events and exhibitions

Requirements:

Minimum 3 years of experience in technical or sales engineering within the cryogenics or scientific instrumentation sector

Solid understanding of low-temperature physics and associated technologies

Strong communication skills with the ability to explain complex technical solutions to a variety of audiences

Experience dealing with high-value capital equipment

Proficiency in preparing sales documentation and CRM management

UK work authorization and the ability to commute to Acton daily

Desirable:

Familiarity with superconducting magnets, cryostats, or dilution refrigerators

Background in Physics, and Mechanical or Electronic/Electrical Engineering

Experience working in or selling to research institutions or laboratories

We offer a competitive base salary, uncapped commission structure, and the chance to work in a well-respected and dynamic technical sales environment.

If you’re looking to take the next step in your career and bring your cryogenics expertise to a company that values technical knowledge and customer relationships, we’d love to hear from you.

To apply, please send your CV and a brief cover letter outlining your relevant experience and availability, or call Anis to discuss on (phone number removed)

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