Sulzer is a leading engineering company with a proud heritage of innovation. Join our general team to grow your expertise and develop innovative solutions that enable a prosperous and more sustainable society.

About The Role

Responsible for driving profitable growth across Chile, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay through new account acquisition, installed-base development, strategic account management, agent management, and promotion of the full Mass Transfer Components Services (MTCS) portfolio including products and services.

Own commercial growth, order intake, and customer development across the Southern Cone region.
Develop and execute territory growth plans aligned with MTCS Americas objectives.
Identify and pursue new account opportunities and strategic growth projects.
Promote the complete MTCS portfolio including trays, packings, internals, separators, mixers, revamps, TAS and TFS offerings.
Develop installed-base opportunities including revamps, debottlenecking, replacement and turnaround projects.
Build relationships with end users, EPCs, licensors,



engineering firms and contractors.
Manage channel partners and sales agents within the territory.
Support proposal development, negotiations, forecasting and CRM management.
Monitor competitor activity, market trends and investment projects across the region.
Represent Sulzer at industry conferences, customer events and technical seminars.

To Succeed In This Role, You Will Need

Bachelor's degree in Engineering preferred; Chemical or Mechanical Engineering strongly preferred.
5+ years of experience in sales, business development, technical sales or application engineering.
Experience in refining, petrochemical, chemical processing, mining, LNG or related industries preferred.
Demonstrated record of growth and customer acquisition.
Strong negotiation, communication and relationship-building skills.
Spanish and English required; Portuguese desirable.

What we offer you

Competitive salary and benefits
Annual bo

📌 Regional Sales (Santiago)
🏢 Sulzer
📍 Santiago