Kitchen and Bathroom Designer
aph stone cabinet companyColumbia (IL)
About the role
Job Description:
APH Stone & Cabinet Company is a growing kitchen and bathroom remodeling company with an established reputation in the bathroom industry. As we continue expanding our kitchen and cabinet division, we’re looking for the right person to help us take it to the next level. Who We're Looking For: This is more than just a design position. We’re looking for someone who wants the opportunity to help build and grow a department. The right person will take ownership of the kitchen and cabinet side of our business—from working with customers and creating designs to generating sales and helping to develop our showroom.
Responsibilities:
Meet with customers and guide them through the design and selection process Design kitchens, bathrooms, cabinetry, islands, and vanities Create layouts, renderings, quotes, and proposals Sell cabinets, countertops, and related products Manage projects from initial consultation through ordering Work with contractors, installers, vendors, and homeowners Help develop showroom displays and product offerings Help establish processes and grow the kitchen and cabinet department We're Looking For Someone With: Kitchen, bath, or cabinet design experience Cabinet sales experience preferred Experience with 2020 Design, Pro Kitchen, or similar software Strong customer service and communication skills Attention to detail and good organizational skillsA sales-oriented, self-motivated personality The desire to take ownership of a department and help grow it
Compensation:
Competitive base salary + commission/performance incentives, based on experience. If you’re looking for an opportunity where you can have a real impact and help shape the future of a growing kitchen and bath department, we’d like to hear from you.
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