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Sales Electrician (Journeyman License Required)

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as you wish electricRenton (WA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$150,000 - $350,000 per year

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About the role

Job TypeFull-time DescriptionThe Vibe: We're looking for a licensed Journeyman Electrician who loves people as much as circuits! This isn't just a trade job, it's a high-impact sales role where you'll be the trusted expert in homeowners' living rooms, helping them upgrade their homes with EV chargers, panel upgrades, and safety fixes. Why You'll Love It: Earn Big: Uncapped commission potential. Top performers are pulling in $385k+/year! Even average performers hit 225k-300k. Great Perks: Company van with gas, medical benefits, and a $3,000 signing bonus. Recognition: Make the top 10%? You and a guest get an all-inclusive trip to the Legend's Club! Support Team: Not every close is solo. If we need extra help, our inside sales team jumps in, and you still keep 7% commission.
What You'll Do: Visit 2-3 homes a day for 2-hour consultations. Educate homeowners on safety (like knob-and-tube hazards) and upgrades. Build trust and close deals (we aim for a 50%+ close rate!).Represent a professional, community-focused brand.
Who You Are: Licensed Journeyman Electrician (O2/Residential).A natural conversationalist who builds rapport instantly. Comfortable in a commission-based, results-driven environment. Ready to work flexible hours (early mornings or evenings).Ready to Light Up Your Career? If you're self-motivated, trustworthy, and ready to earn what you're worth, let's talk! We offer a 7-10 day paid onboarding with mentorship to get you started strong.
Requirements: Active Washington EL02 Electrician license. Valid Driver's License and Clean Driving Record. Excellent communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills. Strong analytical and problem solving abilities. Motivated to exceed weekly and monthly business goals. Salary Description$150,000 - $350,000

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