Listing details
- Posted Aug 7
- Last verified Oct 29
About the job
Job Overview
The Associate Applications Engineer for the Switching/Fusing business unit will support customers, customer service representatives, field representatives, agents, and Hubbell subsidiaries by providing technical support and sustaining their efforts in promoting/selling products.
A Day In The Life
Support of High Voltage Switches used in Substation, Transmission, and Distribution applications.
- Prepare pricing and technical data for quotations.
- Provide liaison and coordination between engineering, manufacturing, and sale.
- Provide technical support for questions pertaining to assigned products to end users, channel partners, sales, and customer service for domestic and international markets.
- Assist engineering with design and testing of products.
- Provide pricing, class code, and product information (drawings, test reports, etc.) for quotations
- Provide training and select technical information
- Review orders for accurate application of products, price, and delivery
- Review quotations for order terms and conditions of sale
- Resolve product returns; i.e., request credit/debits, write evaluations on damaged return material
- Assist in preparation of technical publications and review technical information and illustrations
- Review customer product specifications and maintain up-to-date file in customer files
- Aid in organization and presentation of material for seminars, industry meetings, and trade shows
- Provide recommendations on application products using calculations, software, drawings, testimonials, and industry-accepted standards to support recommendation
What will help you thrive in this role?
- Bachelors Degree in an Engineering discipline
- Strong written and verbal communication skills including the ability to communicate detailed technical information to an audience with various levels of technical understanding.
- Proficient in MS Office software, specifically Excel
- Ability to operate in a fast-paced atmosphere