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Fictiv

Customer Support Engineer — Mechanical & Industrial Products

Schaumburg, IL$65k–$80kmidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

MISUMI Americas seeks a Customer Support Engineer to blend technical expertise with sales enablement, supporting engineers and procurement teams through multiple channels while promoting product solutions and handling complex quoting opportunities.

What you'll do

  • Provide technical design support via phone, email, and chat on materials, tolerances, CAD models, and engineering calculations
  • Deliver technical presentations to design engineering groups as a subject matter expert
  • Handle large, custom, and competitor cross-over quoting opportunities to capture new business
  • Promote MISUMI products and educate customers on features to drive sales growth
  • Manage product databases, website content, and catalog information for accuracy
  • Support trade shows, catalog reviews, and quality compliance initiatives

What they're looking for

  • Mechanical or electrical engineering knowledge
  • 3D CAD proficiency
  • Microsoft Office (Excel, Access, Word, PowerPoint)
  • CRM software experience
  • Technical communication and presentation skills
  • Problem-solving and conflict management
  • Manufacturing processes and equipment knowledge
  • Customer relationship management
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Fictiv

MISUMI Americas provides structural hardware and fasteners solutions for industrial automation customers. The company is hiring Product Support Engineers and Customer Support Engineers who combine technical expertise with customer service and sales enablement to support engineers, procurement teams, and drive business growth.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a time you had to explain a technical concept—like tolerances, fits, or load calculations—to someone without an engineering background. How did you approach it?
  • Describe your experience reading engineering drawings and performing mechanical calculations. What types of analyses have you done, and what software tools did you use?