Trexon
Sales Support Engineer
About this role
A Sales Support Engineer bridges technical and sales functions at Qualastat, leveraging expertise in electrical or mechanical engineering—particularly cable harness design—to develop accurate quotes and ensure customer solutions align with manufacturing capabilities. The role involves close collaboration with sales teams and customers to understand project requirements while applying industry standards like Mil/Aerospace specifications.
What you'll do
- Collaborate with customers and sales team to understand project requirements and tailor cable harness proposals
- Analyze technical specifications and engineering drawings to determine materials, components, and manufacturing processes for cost estimation
- Apply Mil/Aerospace specifications to determine testing requirements and associated costs
- Verify that drawings and documentation align with company manufacturing capabilities and standards
- Generate accurate quotes based on technical analysis and production feasibility
What they're looking for
- Electrical or mechanical engineering
- Cable harness design and manufacturing
- Technical drawing interpretation
- Cost estimation and quoting
- Mil/Aerospace specifications and standards
- Customer requirements analysis
- Production capability assessment
- Documentation and quality standards
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Trexon
Trexon manufactures specialized wire harnesses, cable assemblies, and components for aerospace and defense applications, with a focus on quality and manufacturing excellence. The company is hiring quality assurance, mechanical engineering, manufacturing, and process engineering roles to support product design, production optimization, and new product introductions.
View all jobs at TrexonLikely interview questions
- Can you walk us through your experience with cable harness design and the manufacturing processes involved?
- How have you approached translating customer requirements into feasible manufacturing solutions?