Sales Territory Manager
$135,000–$150,000
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Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$135,000–$150,000
About the role
- Manage and grow a defined sales territory, meeting or exceeding assigned revenue and margin targets.
- Identify, qualify, and pursue new business opportunities with medical device OEMs and tier 1 or 2 contract manufacturing companies.
- Maintain and expand relationships with existing accounts to drive repeat business and account penetration.
- Guide prospective and existing customers through the RFQ and new product introduction (NPI) process, coordinating with engineering and quality teams on feasibility and design-for-manufacturability (DFM) considerations.
- Develop and execute a territory business plan, including account prioritization, pipeline management, and forecasting.
- Maintain accurate and timely records of opportunities, quotes, and customer interactions within the company's CRM and ERP systems.
- Prepare and deliver sales presentations, proposals, and quotations tailored to customer requirements.
- Coordinate with Customer Service, and Operations to ensure accurate order entry, on-time delivery, and customer satisfaction.
- Represent Onanon & LifeSync at industry trade shows, conferences, and customer site visits as needed.
- Monitor market trends, competitive activity, and customer needs within the territory, and report insights to sales/marketing leadership.
- Support contract negotiations and pricing discussions in coordination with the Director of Sales.
- Ensure all sales activity aligns with applicable quality and regulatory requirements, including ISO 13485 and FDA device classification standards relevant to customer programs.
- 5+ years of outside sales or territory management experience, preferably within medical device manufacturing, contract manufacturing, or a related industrial/technical sales environment.
- Demonstrated track record of meeting or exceeding sales targets.
- Working knowledge of the RFQ-to-production lifecycle, including quoting, NPI, and DFM concepts.
- Familiarity with quality systems relevant to medical device manufacturing, such as ISO 13485, and general awareness of FDA Class I–III device classifications.
- Proficiency with CRM and ERP systems for opportunity tracking, order visibility, and forecasting.
- Strong presentation, negotiation, and relationship-management skills.
- Ability and willingness to travel regularly within the assigned territory, including overnight travel as required.
- Valid driver's license and reliable transportation.
- Bachelor's degree in business, engineering, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.
- Prior experience selling custom cable assemblies, interconnects, or components into medical device OEMs.
- Existing relationships within the medical device industry or patient monitoring industry.
- Experience working with highly regulated products.
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