Kitchen Designer
home surplusBrentwood (MD)
About the role
Kitchen Designer Home Surplus is the premier warehouse superstore for cabinets, countertops, doors, and more. We have unmatched breadth and depth of in-stock inventory, outstanding quality at unbeatable prices, and high touch customer service. We've been around for 60+ years and recently expanded to 5 stores in NJ and MD — with more growth ahead. We're looking for a Kitchen Designer to help customers bring their dream kitchens to life while boosting sales. Depending on your experience, you may start as a Design Associate or Senior Designer — and there's plenty of room to grow.
What You'll Do:
Use 2020 design software to create kitchen layouts Help customers find options that fit their budget, style, and needs Provide accurate quotes, manage orders, and keep projects on track Follow up with customers and close sales Deliver a warm, consultative experience that builds trust and referrals What We're Looking For Experience with 2020 Design or similar Knowledge of kitchen fixtures + basic residential construction Great listener, organized, reliable, and detail-focused Strong communication skills (bilingual English/Spanish is a plus) Enjoys consultative selling to help customers make the best choices Able to work retail hours, including some Saturdays Perks Competitive hourly pay Monthly bonuses based on individual performance Monthly Team bonuses based on store goals HUGE bonuses that pay throughout the year based on your individual sales Health, Dental, Vision, Life, Disability benefits 401(k), PTO, Employee Assistance Program Clear advancement path as we continue to grow If you're creative, people-focused, and love kitchen design & sales, come grow with us at Home Surplus!
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