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Job Summary: A professional to prepare technical and commercial proposals, select instruments and solutions, and support the sales team in Votorantim. Key Highlights: 1. Prepare technical and commercial proposals for products and services. 2. Select and size instruments and technical solutions. 3. Support the external sales team in technical alignment. The company is seeking an Application and Instrumentation Engineering Analyst in Votorantim. Graphorh is a company specialized in human resource management solutions. We offer innovative tools to optimize processes and improve organizational efficiency. **Responsibilities:** Prepare technical and commercial proposals for products and services, ensuring compliance with customer specifications and requirements. Select and size appropriate instruments and technical solutions for each industrial application. Prepare technical documentation for customers, including data sheets, drawings, catalogs, manuals, and certificates. Support the external sales team in technical alignment meetings and customer visits, as required. Collaborate with internal departments to obtain technical information and align processes. Interact with suppliers to obtain technical information and quotations supporting proposal development. Manage and monitor deadlines for preparing and submitting commercial proposals. Maintain up-to-date records of submitted proposals and relevant information for tracking opportunities. Previous experience as an Application Engineer, Instrumentation Systems Analyst, Application Engineering Specialist, or Instrumentation Engineering Consultant may indicate suitability for some of the activities in this position. Bachelor's degree in progress Required experience **Compensation and Benefits:** * Salary: Salary range will be disclosed during the interview. * Benefits will be disclosed during the interview stage. **Additional Information:** * \#UrgentOpening * Contract: Permanent \- On-site. * Duration: Full-time * Schedule: To be determined.
