Sales Engineer I
About FUTEK
FUTEK is a leading manufacturer of precision sensor technology, specializing in load cells, torque sensors, and measurement solutions used across industries like aerospace, medical, robotics, and manufacturing. Our mission is to enable innovation through highly accurate measurement solutions that power real-world applications. At FUTEK, we combine engineering excellence with a collaborative, growth-oriented culture—giving employees the opportunity to make a tangible impact while continuing to develop their skills.
About the Role
We’re looking for a Sales Engineer I who enjoys solving technical challenges and working directly with customers. In this role, you’ll partner closely with Account Executives to identify customer needs, recommend solutions, and help bring complex engineering applications to life.
This is a great opportunity for someone early in their career who wants to blend technical expertise with customer-facing experience. You’ll play a key role in translating complex concepts into clear, value-driven solutions for customers.
What You’ll Do
- Respond to inquiries and RFQs, assess technical requirements, and recommend tailored solutions
- Identify new opportunities and support business development effort
- Prepare and send quotations, process purchase orders, and provide delivery updates
- Partner with internal teams to ensure smooth order fulfillmen
- Assist customers with product selection and application support
- Manage RMAs and provide post-sale support
- Share customer feedback with engineering, quality, and leadership team
- Maintain accurate customer data in CRM systems
- Proactively follow up and nurture long-term customer relationship
- Conduct research on products, technologies, and industry trends
- Support competitive analysis and help identify growth opportunitie
- Participate in trade shows, customer visits, and industry events
- Deliver technical presentations to customers and stakeholder
- Assist in preparing technical proposals and supporting custom project discussions