ICT presales engineer
Also searched as: Ingeniero de preventa de TIC
Code 2434.3
What does a ICT presales engineer do?
ICT presales engineers actively drive and manage the ICT evaluation stage of the sales process, working in conjunction with the sales team. They provide technical guidance to pre-sales personnel and plan and modify product ICT configurations to meet client requirements. They pursue additional business development opportunities.
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Essential skills
Knowledge
- product comprehension
- business intelligence
- ICT sales methodologies
- customer segmentation
Skills and competences
- apply conflict management
- comply with legal regulations
- define technical requirements
- develop revenue generation strategies
- keep up to date on product knowledge
- identify customer's needs
- prepare scientific reports
Transversal competences
- perform market research
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