Inside Sales Specialist (Bilingual in Korean)

Posted 7 days ago

cesna groupRidgefield Park (NJ)

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About the role

Inside Sales Specialist (Steel Trading, NJ)A global trading and investment company. In trading, it specializes in a variety of commodities such as Chemicals, Steel, Semiconductors materials. In investment, it focuses on Renewable Energy: Solar/BESS projects & EV-DC Fast Charging Solutions. Duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Sales Support & Coordination: Act as the primary internal contact for clients, handling inquiries, preparing quotes, and processing purchase orders (POs) for steel products. Cross-functional Collaboration: Serve as a key liaison between External Sales and Logistics/Documentation teams to ensure accurate order transmission and timely delivery. Order Tracking & Logistics Liaison: Coordinate with the logistics team to monitor shipping schedules, vessel tracking, and delivery statuses, updating both internal teams and clients. Documentation Management: Verify and manage commercial invoices, packing lists, mill test certificates (MTC), and other shipping documents required for steel trade. Account & Data Maintenance: Maintain accurate customer records and sales data within the CRM/ERP system. Inventory & Position Management: Oversee and manage inventory levels, including pre-purchase (long positions) and pre-sales (short positions) tracking. Sales Business Model Registration: Register and manage various team-level Business Models (BM) within the internal system. Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned or required.

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