Entry Level Account Manager
synapticWashington (DC)
About the role
We are hiring an Entry Level Account Manager to support customer relationships and assist with sales, account-level communication, marketing and service coordination. This role is designed for individuals looking to develop professional experience in sales, account management, client communication, and brand representation within a structured team environment. No prior sales, marketing or account management experience is required. Full training is provided.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support assigned customer accounts through in-person interactions
- Communicate product and service information clearly and professionally
- Assist with onboarding, updates, and general account inquiries
- Maintain accurate documentation of customer interactions
- Work with team members to support daily account objectives
- Ensure a positive and consistent customer experience
Qualifications:
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Comfortable engaging with customers face-to-face
- Reliable transportation to local work locations
- Full-time availability
- Organized, detail-oriented mindset
- Background in customer service, retail, or sales is helpful but not required
What We Offer:
- Paid training and structured onboarding
- Ongoing mentorship and support
- Clear advancement opportunities based on performance
- Consistent full-time schedule
- Professional, in-person team environment
- Work Environment
- On-site position
- Team-based setting
- Not a remote role
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