Applications Engineer I - Mechanical Systems

TEKsystems•Wheat Ridge, CO

2d•$28 - $38•Onsite

About The Position

This role is a pre- and post-sales Applications Engineer supporting our client's products. It is intended as an entry-level to early-career role with strong growth potential. Responsibilities include handling 60-70% customer interaction via calls, emails, presentations, internal support, and technical research. The role involves supporting sales teams with technical expertise during customer conversations, providing post-sales support including install guidance and troubleshooting (which may include site visits), and conducting root cause analysis, field support, and occasional global travel to the Middle East, Europe, Asia, and North America. In the first 3 months, the successful candidate will learn corrosion basics, cathodic protection, flange specifications, and product design fundamentals, supported by on-the-job and other training efforts. The role offers growth towards autonomous customer-facing work, presentations, and potential future paths in sales engineering, product management, or R&D/product development.

Requirements

Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Customer relationship management
Customer Service Oriented
Industrial Manufacturing
Pipeline Systems
Applications / Pre- & Post-Sales Technical Support
Flange Isolation Kits (FIK)
Monolithic Isolation Joints (MIJ)
Corrosion mitigation and cathodic protection
Pipeline systems and mechanical components
Customer technical support and troubleshooting

Responsibilities

Handling 60-70% customer interaction: calls, emails, presentations, internal support, and technical research.
Supporting sales teams with technical expertise during customer conversations.
Providing post-sales support including install guidance and troubleshooting (includes site visits).
Conducting root cause analysis, field support, and occasional global travel (Middle East, Europe, Asia, North America).
Learning corrosion basics, cathodic protection, flange specifications, and product design fundamentals in the first 3 months (supported by on-the-job and other training efforts).
Growing toward autonomous customer-facing work, presentations, and potential future paths (sales engineering, product management, or R&D/product development).