Business Development Executive

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pursuitDallas (TX)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$50,000–$75,000

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About the role

Business Development Executive — Dallas, TX (In-Office)Ready to launch or accelerate a sales career in one of the fastest-growing corners of tech?We're hiring a driven, curious Business Development Executive for a global manufacturer that builds the precision optics behind machine vision and industrial automation — the technology that lets factories, robots, and inspection systems actually see. The industry is growing ~9% a year, semiconductors are booming, and this company is building out its U.S. headquarters right here in Dallas. It's a true ground-floor opportunity.What you'll doOpen new doors across the U.S., grow existing accounts, and work alongside a sharp technical team selling to engineers and machine builders. You'll travel to meet customers face-to-face and build the kind of long-term relationships that drive a real sales career.Who we're looking forEarly-career (0–5 years) and hungry to grow in salesCommercially minded, resilient, and genuinely curious about how things workA strong communicator who's comfortable reaching out to new peopleBased in (or willing to relocate to) Dallas — this is a 5-day in-office roleBachelor's degreeNo optics or machine-vision background needed — we can teach the technical side. We can't teach drive.CompensationBase salary: $50,000–$75,000 (based on experience)On-target earnings ~$62,500+ in year one, with top performers earning up to ~$88,750Quarterly performance bonuses + team bonusFull benefits: medical, dental, company laptop & phone, PTOInterested? Apply here or message me directly — happy to walk you through it.You can also send your resume directly to dstuckey@pursuitsalessolutions.com

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