Trade & Sales Support Specialist

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symbiotic servicesDallas (TX)

Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products Furniture Retailers

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About the role

Trade & Sales Support Specialist Trade & Sales Support Specialist Hybrid/Remote | Dallas, TX (U.S.-Based) | Full-Time About the Role Symbiotic Services is seeking a Trade & Sales Support Specialist on behalf of our client, a growing company in the furniture and design industry. This role will support the growth of the company's Trade Program while helping deliver exceptional service to interior designers and trade partners. The ideal candidate will help generate new business, manage trade client relationships, and ensure a seamless experience from initial contact through post-sale follow-up.

Key Responsibilities:

Build and nurture relationships with trade clients and design professionals
Support outreach initiatives designed to grow the Trade Program
Manage communications for trade accounts and assist with quotes and special requests
Coordinate trade-specific order updates and assist with swatch and sample requests
Partner with Sales and Operations teams to ensure accuracy and timely follow-through
Help provide a high-quality client experience throughout the sales and post-sale process

Qualifications:

5+ years of experience in sales, trade sales support, trade account management, or e-commerce
Strong understanding of the furniture and design industry
Excellent communication and organizational skills
Familiarity with Shopify, Zendesk, and/or Monday.com
Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, collaborative environment
Passion for design, furniture, and building strong client relationships

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