Service Account Manager | Remote | Central U.S OR West Coast

Posted 4 days ago

daley associatesJoliet (IL)

Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$75

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About the role

Service Account Manager | Remote (Central OR West Coast-based) A global manufacturing company is seeking a Service Account Manager to manage and grow relationships with existing customers across the U.S. This is a 60% sales / 40% technical role focused on aftermarket revenue, including spare parts, service agreements, preventative maintenance, and equipment upgrades. Compensation $75,00-85,000 base + 20% target incentive bonus Candidates must be base in central US OR West Coast

Responsibilities: Develop and maintain strong relationships with key customers Proactively identify and convert aftermarket sales opportunities Sell spare parts, service agreements, maintenance contracts, and equipment upgrades Provide technical support and coordinate solutions for customer issues Conduct regular customer visits, training, and presentations Manage opportunities, quotes, and customer activity through CRMPartner with internal sales and service teams to drive opportunities through to completion

Qualifications: 2–5+ years of experience in technical sales, field service, engineering, or a related role Strong sales mentality with excellent customer-facing skills Technical/engineering background preferred; degree is a plus but not required Experience in food & beverage, nutraceuticals, pharma, packaging, manufacturing, or similar industries preferred Self-motivated, organized, proactive, and comfortable working independently Strong communication and relationship-building skills Willingness to travel approximately 50% (6–8 customer visits/month)For immediate consideration, please reach out directly to Kelly Lucey at klucey@daleyaa.com

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