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At IBM, we pride ourselves on being an early adopter of artificial intelligence, quantum computing and blockchain. Your commitment to succeed will help capture market share and new customers for IBM by working closely with Business Partners, Client Engineering, Technical Sales Teams, local management teams, and the wider IBM Ecosystem.
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Experience with IBM, Dell EMC, Hitachi, HP, PURE or any other vendors solution sales. A Technology Sales Engineer role (what we internally call a, 'Brand Technical Specialist') within IBM storage means co-creating with clients and colleagues in one of the most trusted, respected and awarded teams in it's space.
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A Sales Representative (Digital) role (what we internally call a 'Digital Sales Specialist') in IBM Cloud means a career where you're leading prospective clients towards IBM Cloud Paks and Red Hat OpenShift products.
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