Business Development Manager

Droitwich
5 months ago
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Business Development Manager – Capital Equipment / Automation
Location: Worcestershire
Salary: £55,000 – £60,000 basic + OTE £100,000+
Benefits: Company Car / Car Allowance + Excellent Benefits Package

Are you a proven technical sales professional with a passion for engineering-led solutions? Looking for a new challenge where you can genuinely influence growth and make your mark?

This is an exciting opportunity to join a market-leading automation engineering company experiencing strong, sustained growth across the automotive, pharmaceutical, medical devices, and food & beverage sectors.

The Role:

As a Business Development Manager, you'll be instrumental in driving new business – from generating enquiries to collaborating with engineers to deliver bespoke automation and production system solutions. You'll lead the entire sales process, from concept through to final quotation, in a highly consultative, technical sales environment.

What We’re Looking For:

  • Proven track record in selling bespoke automation systems, capital equipment, or complex engineering solutions

  • Strong understanding of technical/engineering concepts (ideally educated to HNC/HND level or time-served engineer)

  • Ability to engage clients at all levels and identify tailored solutions

  • Exceptional attention to detail, communication, and presentation skills

  • Experience with ISO 9001:2000 quality systems is advantageous

    Why Join?

  • Uncapped earning potential – realistic £100K+ OTE

  • A highly respected engineering brand with strong client partnerships

  • The autonomy to shape your own success with full engineering support

  • Clear progression, supportive team culture, and exciting projects across growing industries

    Ready to take your sales career to the next level?

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