Graduate Sales Executive

Portsmouth

8 months ago

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Cure Talent is thrilled to partner with a global leader in medical technology, specialising in advanced surgical instruments and minimal invasive procedures. With a focus on innovation and improving patient outcomes, this company delivers high-quality solutions that set the standard in healthcare.

An exciting opportunity has arisen, and we are currently looking for a Graduate with a degree in either Biomedical Engineering or Human/Sport Sciences to join the team as Trainee Endoscopic Sales Specialist.

This role provides an opportunity to build your sales expertise within medical devices. Through a 12-month training program, you’ll contribute to the regional sales team and develop key skills, with the goal of advancing to the Associate role and eventually an Endoscopic Sales Specialist.

Responsibilities:

Manage your development through a structured training plan (TOPs system).
Support the sales team and logistics and assist with product demonstrations.
Train customers on equipment and manage associated processes.
Maintain accurate customer records and provide valuable market feedback.
Take on sales projects, manage leads, and support business development.
Attend regional and national meetings, exhibitions, and congresses.

What do you need to be considered for the role:
Education to degree level, ideally in a relevant subject such as biomedical engineering or human/sport science.
You must possess a full UK driving license and be willing to travel regularly.
Commercial placement experience or B2B sales experience

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