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David Careers

Sales Representative Bilingual Specialist

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miami water airMiami Beach (FL)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelWater Supply and Irrigation Systems

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$125,000 per year

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About the role

Sales Representative Bilingual Specialist
Location: Miami, FL
Job Type: Full-Time
Compensation: $125,000–$250,000+ Annual Earning Potential
About Us: We are a growing residential water treatment company serving South Florida homeowners for over 60 years. We specialize in water filtration and treatment systems designed to improve residential water quality.
Job Description: We are looking for experienced bilingual sales representatives to meet with homeowners at scheduled appointments throughout Miami-Dade County. This is an in-home sales position where you will test water quality, explain treatment options, and close sales.
Responsibilities: Meet with homeowners at scheduled appointments. Perform free residential water quality tests. Educate customers on their water concerns. Present and sell water filtration systems. Close sales and complete necessary paperwork.
Qualifications: Previous sales experience required. Must speak fluent English and Spanish. Must reside in Miami-Dade County. Comfortable with one-call closing. Strong communication and closing skills. Reliable car or truck required. Ability to work independently.
What We Offer: $125K–$250K+ annual earning potential. Scheduled homeowner appointments. Opportunities for career advancement. Established company with over 60 years in business.

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