Noble

Business Development Rep

• Develop and maintain strong relationships with United States Coast Guard program offices, end users, and acquisition stakeholders within the Aviation Logistics Center program office.
• Engage customers to understand mission needs, capability gaps, and upcoming requirements.
• Promote NOBLE’s products, services, and solutions to existing and prospective customers.
• Hold customer meetings, briefings, and capability demos in coordination with internal teams.
• Develop and execute business development plans to achieve revenue targets
• Build and maintain strong relationships with key accounts and decision-makers at program offices
• Identify and pursue new business opportunities, staying up-to-date with industry trends, customer needs, and NOBLE’s competitive landscape.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless execution of customer requirements.
• Prepare and present sales proposals, presentations, and reports to customers and senior management.
• Identify, qualify, and develop near and long-term sales opportunities within assigned accounts.
• Shape opportunities in early stages by aligning customer needs with NOBLE capabilities.
• Support longer-term pursuits by maintaining customer engagement ahead of formal acquisition activity/cycle.
• Transition qualified opportunities to capture and proposal teams when appropriate.
• Conduct market, customer, and competitive research to inform sales strategy.
• Develop working knowledge of United States Coast Guard program office budgets, funding profiles, and acquisition timelines.
• Track industry trends and customer priorities within the United States Coast Guard aviation space.
• Maintain general understanding of the United States Coast Guard budgeting and acquisition environment.
• Develop familiarity with United States Coast Guard and Aviation Logistics Center requirements generation processes.
• Professionally represent NOBLE at trade shows, industry days, and customer events.
• Deliver presentations on NOBLE's portfolio and capabilities.

Business Development Representative – Aviation

Account Executive

• Exceed assigned revenue and profit goals quarterly and against an annual goal.
• Establish relationships with customers, and vendors while creating opportunities in assigned region(s) as well as new markets when required.
• Manage and report out a weekly pipeline of sales opportunities, quotes, and orders.
• Develop requirements with customers for future bids and contract quotations for equipment and services provided by the company.
• Travel to client locations and attend symposiums, conferences, trade shows and exhibitions, and conduct vendor ride-alongs, to cultivate sales opportunities.
• Actively develop competitive and customer intelligence: Communicate market intelligence, opportunities, and threats to the company.
• Provide price quotations and establish proper credit or contract terms, warranties, and delivery dates
• Learn and utilize internal CRM and ERP systems for processing quotes and orders.
• Assist Inside Sales in data entry with generating quotes for customers, as well as work on identifying optimal and available funding opportunities.
• Recommend products to customers, based on customers' needs and interests.
• Perform administrative duties, such as preparing reports, keeping sales records, and filing expense account reports according to corporate deadlines.
• Collaborate with potential customer professionals in product development, improvements, modifications, or changes that could enhance its overall performance.
• Accurately process quotes that have been received either in writing, electronically, or by phone.
• Develop a marketing strategy to create sales leads for new contacts within the existing region.
• Implement an inside/outside team approach for sales, territory/customer strategy, vendor relations, and dealer of record.

Sales Representative, Air Force

• Exceed assigned revenue and profit goals quarterly and against an annual goal.
• Establish relationships with customers, and vendors while creating opportunities in assigned region(s) as well as new markets when required.
• Manage and report out a weekly pipeline of sales opportunities, quotes, and orders.
• Develop requirements with customers for future bids and contract quotations for equipment and services provided by the company.
• Travel to client locations and attend symposiums, conferences, trade shows and exhibitions, and conduct vendor ride-alongs, to cultivate sales opportunities.
• Actively develop competitive and customer intelligence: Communicate market intelligence, opportunities, and threats to the company.
• Provide price quotations and establish proper credit or contract terms, warranties, and delivery dates.
• Learn and utilize internal CRM and ERP systems for processing quotes and orders.
• Assist Inside Sales in data entry with generating quotes for customers, as well as work on identifying optimal and available funding opportunities.
• Recommend products to customers, based on customers' needs and interests.
• Perform administrative duties, such as preparing reports, keeping sales records, and filing expense account reports according to corporate deadlines.
• Collaborate with potential customer professionals in product development, improvements, modifications, or changes that could enhance its overall performance.
• Accurately process quotes that have been received either in writing, electronically, or by phone.
• Develop a marketing strategy to create sales leads for new contacts within the existing region.
• Implement an inside/outside team approach for sales, territory/customer strategy, vendor relations, and dealer of record.

Sales Representative – Navy

• Identify, qualify, and pursue Foreign Military Sales opportunities aligned with company capabilities and growth objectives.
• Develop and execute capture strategies for international defense and security cooperation programs.
• Build and maintain strong working relationships with DSCA, DoD, military program offices, Security Cooperation Offices, and allied nation military representatives.
• Represent the company at defense industry events, trade shows, international delegations, and customer meetings.
• Serve as a primary interface for foreign military customers and partner nations.
• Coordinate and support stateside customer visits, demonstrations, training events, and executive briefings.
• Support overseas engagements related to program development, sustainment discussions, and capability presentations.
• Collaborate with contracts, pricing, engineering, logistics, and program management teams to develop compliant and competitive FMS proposals.
• Support preparation of Letters of Request (LORs), Letters of Offer and Acceptance (LOAs), technical proposals, pricing packages, and capability presentations.
• Assist with contract negotiations and customer communications throughout the sales lifecycle.
• Monitor global defense modernization efforts, geopolitical developments, and international procurement trends.
• Conduct market analysis and competitive intelligence to identify emerging opportunities.
• Maintain opportunity pipeline forecasts and CRM reporting.
• Ensure compliance with ITAR, EAR, FCPA, and U.S. Government security cooperation policies.
• Coordinate with internal compliance and legal teams regarding export licensing and international trade requirements.

Business Development Representative – Aviation

Sales Representative, Air Force

Sales Representative – Navy

Foreign Military Sales, Business Development