Regional Technical Sales - Chicago
sanincEast Chicago (IN)
$150k
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sanincEast Chicago (IN)
Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific ProductsSteel Foundries (except Investment)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$150k
About the role
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Refractory / Industrial Consumables Supplier Industry Focus: Steel Mills, Foundries, High-Temperature Manufacturing Compensation Range: $150k+ Total
Requirements:
Minimum 5 years of experience within the steel, foundry, refractory, electrode, or related industrial market required Must be located in Pennsylvania or a neighboring state Home-based position with 50-70% travel throughout the assigned territory Strong preference for candidates with iron, steel, foundry, refractory, or high-temperature process knowledge Responsible for managing existing accounts while aggressively developing new business opportunities Must be comfortable selling technical products and solutions rather than commodity products Experience calling on steel mills, foundries, and heavy industrial manufacturers highly preferred Responsible for the full sales cycle including prospecting, quoting, customer visits, forecasting, CRM management, and account growth Strong relationship-building, negotiation, and problem-solving skills required Technical sales experience involving process improvement, operations support, or engineered products is a significant plus
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