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Technical Sales Engineer (Israel) - Sungrow

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An advantage: Chinese

Sungrow is a Chinese maker of PV inverters and energy storage systems, with an Israeli office in Petah Tikva. Sungrow Israel is hiring a Technical Sales Engineer to lead its Distribution products (residential and commercial & industrial) in the Israeli market.

English is mandatory and interviews are in English. Chinese is listed as a plus. The role includes occasional trips to Europe and to Sungrow’s headquarters in China.

Responsibilities
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  • Lead technical pre-sales: customer meetings and tailored solution proposals
  • Own the service process from delivery through after-sales technical support
  • Drive product certification (for example SII and IEC standards) with headquarters and the local office
  • Support tenders with technical documentation and follow-up
  • Prepare product presentations and technical documentation
  • Work with EPCs, IPPs, investors and distributors on project execution
  • Benchmark Sungrow products against competitors
  • Represent Sungrow at trade fairs, conferences, webinars and training sessions
  • Travel regularly within Israel

Requirements
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  • Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering (power electronics) or a comparable qualification
  • At least two years in technical product management, technical support or sales engineering, preferably in renewables (inverters, storage, EV charging, EPC)
  • Strong technical knowledge of C&I inverters and/or energy storage; commercial sales knowledge is an advantage
  • Excellent written and spoken English; Chinese is a plus
  • Good interpersonal skills, MS Office and CRM
  • Willing to travel in Israel and abroad

How to apply
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Apply through the posting on Sungrow’s careers site with the “Apply now” button. The recruiter named on the posting is Dominik Nowicki, Talent Acquisition Manager Europe.

Source: Sungrow careers site, checked 29 October 2026.


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