Sales Representative | Telematics
$80,000-$95,000
ApplySales Representative | Telematics
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$80,000-$95,000
About the role
- Contribute to market research, generate leads and build relationships by organizing daily work schedule to call to potential clients
- Reach out to new potential clients through daily cold calling, email, and LinkedIn communication
- Arrange presentation meetings with potential clients and present our solutions
- Prepare commercial offers and ensure contracts to achieve assigned sales goals
- Build and maintain long term relationships with new and existing clients through daily contact and frequent visits
- Attend exhibitions/meetings to represent Teltonika and its products with solutions
- Work with an in-house built CRM System to log-in accounts, leads, contacts, and opportunities according to best practices
- What we expect from you:
- Have 2+ years of B2B sales experience in the North American market
- Are result-oriented and challenge driven
- Are highly self-motivated, with excellent communication, presentation and organizational skills
- Have good understanding of customer relations and huge motivation to work in B2B sales
- Have the ambition to generate strong earnings by expanding local B2B opportunities with an innovative product from Lithuania
- Are able to travel
- Work type: Remote/Hybrid, New York Metropolitan Area.
- Training: onboarding on Teltonika's internal systems, Sales process, product related topics
- Career: opportunities to increase your seniority level in the role, or become a Team Lead in the long-term
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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