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Sales & application engineer

Published:  22 May, 2014

AcSoft_svantek.JPGIn a key strategic move to support further growth, Aylesbury-based ACSOFT has announced the appointment of Peter Smith as sales & application engineer.

In this newly created role, the company says Peter will drive pre-sales support and play a pivotal role in the sales process to ensure a high level of customer satisfaction through the installation of AcSoft’s noise and vibration products across a wide range of markets, including environmental, aerospace, engineering, automotive and telecommunications.

Prior to joining AcSoft, Peter spent five years as industrial sales manager at colour calibration company, X-Rite Europe GmbH.

John Shelton, MD at AcSoft commented: “We are delighted to welcome someone of Peter’s calibre to AcSoft. We are experiencing major growth for our noise and vibration instrumentation and sensors across virtually all target markets.”

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