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AMAROK

Technical Sales Engineer Intern

South Carolina, ColumbiainternshipinternAdded today

About this role

AMAROK seeks a Technical Sales Engineer Intern to support the sales team with technical layouts, customer presentations, and cross-functional projects in the perimeter security industry. This paid, flexible internship offers hands-on exposure to security solutions and the connections between sales, operations, and product development.

What you'll do

  • Create and update technical layouts for customer solutions and post-installation documentation
  • Support Technical Sales and Product Development teams on ongoing projects
  • Assist in customer presentations and sales initiatives
  • Identify and solve technical and process-related challenges
  • Collect, analyze, and present data to internal teams and customers

What they're looking for

  • Microsoft Excel proficiency
  • Microsoft Word and PowerPoint
  • Technical documentation and layout creation
  • Data analysis and presentation
  • Written and verbal communication
  • Self-motivation and initiative
  • Attention to detail
  • Problem-solving

Benefits

  • Flexible scheduling accommodating academics
  • Located on USC campus for convenience
  • Hands-on exposure to security industry solutions
  • Cross-functional collaboration opportunities
  • Project ownership and responsibility
  • Paid internship position
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AMAROK

AMAROK builds perimeter security systems for commercial and industrial clients. The company is hiring Technical Sales Engineers who combine sales expertise with engineering knowledge to design solutions and guide customers through implementation.

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Likely interview questions

  • Can you walk us through your experience creating technical documentation or layouts, and which tools have you used?
  • Describe a time you identified and solved a technical or process problem—what was your approach?