Sales Estimator

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wythe windowsRamsey (NJ)

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Job Description: Window Estimator – Window Manufacturing Wythe Windows – Ramsey, NJ
Salary: $60,000/year | Full-Time Wythe Windows is looking for an Estimatorto join our team. The ideal candidate is organized, detail-oriented, comfortable reading construction plans, and able to work in a fast-paced team environment.
Responsibilities: Read architectural plans and window/door schedules Draw and configure windows in our manufacturing software Prepare accurate estimates and proposals Understand different glass types, window configurations, and performance requirements Review and prepare IGUs and related glass specifications Follow up with clients regarding estimates and project details Work closely with sales and production to ensure accurate project information
Qualifications: Experience reading construction or architectural plans preferred Estimating, construction, window/door, or manufacturing experience is a plus Strong computer skills Detail-oriented and organized Good communication skills Able to work well as part of a team
Salary: $60,000 per year Wythe Windows is a growing window and door manufacturer specializing in high-performance products for residential and commercial projects. \nCompany
Description: We are a dynamic fast growing energetic High performance windows and door manufacturer, a unique company with a unique set up.
Company Description: We are a dynamic fast growing energetic High performance windows and door manufacturer, a unique company with a unique set up.

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