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Senior Musical Instrument Retail Sales Associate

Posted 3 days ago

music artsHoschton (GA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$33000 - 41000 per year

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About the role

Music & Arts is seeking a PT Senior Sales Associate to drive sales and support music education in our retail store. In this role, you’ll assist customers with band and orchestra instruments, rentals, accessories, and lessons, delivering outstanding, student-focused service. You’ll open/close the store, process sales and rentals, maintain merchandising standards, and meet sales goals. You’ll also support educators and school service programs, help coordinate lessons, and contribute to a collaborative, performance-oriented workplace that values music education and community engagement. Provide consultative sales support for instruments, rentals, accessories, and lessons Deliver high-quality, student-focused customer service Open and close the store, including cash handling and daily reporting Process sales, rentals, returns, and lesson enrollments accurately Maintain merchandising, stocking, and visual presentation standards Meet or exceed individual and store sales targets Support school service programs and educator relationships Assist with scheduling and coordination of private music lessons Resolve customer issues promptly and professionally Contribute to a collaborative, inclusive, performance-oriented culture Retail sales Customer service Point-of-sale (POS) systems Cash handling Product knowledge – band and orchestra instruments Merchandising Inventory management Appointment and lesson scheduling Sales reporting Conflict resolution Background in music performance, education, or retail sales preferred Knowledge of band and orchestra instruments and accessories Prior POS and retail systems experience preferred

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