Low Voltage Solutions Sales Engineer for EV & Buildings

Eaton; Lancashire; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Challenging projects

Internal promotion

Learning opportunities

Wellbeing and safety

Job summary

Eaton seeks a commercially minded sales professional to develop and secure a profitable pipeline for Low Voltage solutions within commercial buildings across the UK. You’ll work with teams in Ireland and the UK to drive growth in EV charging infrastructure and energy storage solutions.

In this role, you’ll manage relationships with consultants, contractors, and panel builders, using Salesforce and Power BI to monitor activity, pipeline, and conversions while aligning with Eaton’s ethical

Qualifications

• Experience in a B2B environment with contractors or specifiers in construction or technology.
• CRM (Salesforce) experience and Power BI proficiency.
• Understanding of UK construction sector and commercial electrical infrastructure.

Responsibilities

• Develop and deliver a sustainable, profitable pipeline in line with targets.
• Deliver sales activity with customers via face-to-face or digital engagement.
• Own sales drive and adopt digital tools to improve efficiency.
• Grow penetration with panel builders and contractors/consultants.
• Collaborate with marketing to drive new customer acquisition and growth.

Skills

Sales planning

CRM (Salesforce)

Power BI

UK construction sector understanding

Relationship building

Education

Business degree or equivalent

Tools

Salesforce

Job description

Eaton seeks a commercially minded sales professional to develop and secure a profitable pipeline for Low Voltage solutions within commercial buildings across the UK. You’ll work with teams in Ireland and the UK to drive growth in EV charging infrastructure and energy storage solutions.

In this role, you’ll manage relationships with consultants, contractors, and panel builders, using Salesforce and Power BI to monitor activity, pipeline, and conversions while aligning with Eaton’s ethical