Sales Representative
Sales Representative
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- You'll prospect and close new wholesale accounts across a wide range of channels — churches, grocery stores, restaurants, bars, offices, health food stores, and police and fire stations among them.
- You'll build long-term relationships rooted in trust, not just transactions.
- You'll represent a brand with 40 years of direct-trade roots and a mission that opens doors most reps have to earn cold.
- You'll travel your territory, manage your own pipeline.
- Part of keeping an account happy is a quick visual check on their water filtration and swapping a user-serviceable filter cartridge when it needs it — no plumbing, just the kind of attentiveness that makes a customer trust you with their equipment and their business.
- You'll negotiate and close within Java City's approved pricing and terms, then log every account, order, and pipeline detail in our CRM.
- You'll report sales activity, pipeline, and what you're hearing in the field directly to the CEO — not buried three layers down, but straight to the person steering the company.
- You'll drive your own vehicle across the territory, with mileage reimbursed for every business mile you log. What You Bring
- A self-starter who thrives on the hunt and the win.
- Someone who connects easily with people from every walk of life — a church administrator one hour, a fire captain the next.
- A team player who believes in collaboration over competition, because the whole company grows when the team does.
- Coffee industry experience is a plus — heart and hustle matter more.
- You live in the Greater Sacramento area now; this is your home base. Applied uniformly to all candidates.
- A high school diploma or GED (or equivalent) gets you in the door; a year of B2B, wholesale, or field sales — ideally in food & beverage, CPG, or hospitality.
- Valid California driver's license, a motor vehicle record we can work with, and your own insured vehicle ready for daily runs across California. Applied uniformly to all candidates.
- Strong negotiation and relationship-building, the discipline to run your own schedule without someone checking in on you hourly, and the confidence to report your results straight to executive leadership.
- You'll frequently carry product samples and marketing materials up to 25 lbs., and you'll spend your day on your feet — walking the floor, working the counter, and engaging face-to-face with every account you visit.
- Your schedule is largely self-directed to fit account availability, which means early mornings, evenings, and the occasional weekend when that's when the account can see you.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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