Key Responsibilities:
• Promote mobile accessories through live demos and customer engagement.
• Ensure competitive shelf placement of client products and help maintain adequate on-site stock.
• Deliver impactful product training to retail staff, emphasizing competitive advantages and unique features.
• Distribute product information to generate interest and support sales conversion.
• Build strong relationships with retail staff and store managers to foster product advocacy and collaboration.
• Drive sales and increase market share within your assigned territory – with a focus on both on-site sales and passive sales generated through store training.
Proven track record of influencing purchasing decisions and driving sales.
Passion for technology and tech solutions for at home environmental protection
3+ years of sales and/or retail experience.
Strong interpersonal skills with a polished, engaging presence.
Ability to effectively communicate product features and benefits.
Experience in in-home environmental initiatives is a plus.
Full-time access to a vehicle and a valid driver’s license required.
Be part of a high-impact initiative with a leading mobile accessories brand.
Access exclusive training, product demos, and samples.
Enjoy flexible hours in a retail setting on Saturday and Sunday (PT)
Competitive compensation and performance incentives.
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