Business Development Manager – Ireland & EU
Business Development Manager – Ireland & EU
Location: Home-based (nationwide travel)
Type: Permanent, full-time
About the opportunity
CREGG is partnering with a long-established engineering manufacturer that designs and produces precision metal components and sub-assemblies for leading brands across medical devices, high-tech, aerospace, defence and industrial sectors. With full in-house capabilities (tool & die, micro-precision metal stamping, laser welding, machining, assembly and metrology), quality and innovation are at the core of the operation.
The role
This is a key growth hire for the Irish market. You’ll drive new business while expanding existing accounts, working closely with technical teams to deliver a best-in-class service from first contact through to production.
Key responsibilities
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Develop new business with manufacturers and tier-one suppliers across Ireland.
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Manage and grow existing accounts via regular meetings and account reviews.
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Lead quotation/costing and prepare detailed commercial proposals.
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Build strong relationships with engineering, quality and procurement contacts.
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Track opportunities, maintain CRM accuracy and provide reliable forecasts.
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Monitor market activity, competitor moves and sector trends.
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Represent the business at customer visits and industry events (Ireland & Europe).
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Liaise with internal engineering, tooling and operations to ensure smooth delivery.
What you’ll bring
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5+ years’ success in technical/manufacturing sales—ideally precision engineering, metal stamping/forming or machining.
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Confidence discussing engineering drawings, tolerances and materials.
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Advantage: existing links in Irish med-tech, aerospace or high-tech supply chains.
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Proven new-business development and long-term account management.
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Strong commercial and negotiation skills; professional, hands-on approach.
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Excellent communication, organisation and the ability to work independently.
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Degree in engineering, manufacturing or business (or equivalent experience).
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Full clean driver’s licence; flexibility to travel nationwide and occasionally abroad.
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Full right to work in Ireland.
