Top Sales Jobs in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX

Handles inbound calls and warm leads, consults customers on insurance needs, recommends appropriate Property and Casualty products and coverages, and converts prospects into policyholders. The role includes paid licensing and training, customer communication, sales closing, and ongoing schedule-based remote work. Employees must maintain a professional home workspace, meet internet requirements, and obtain a Property and Casualty license after hire.

Build customer relationships and support everyday banking needs through account openings, service requests, credit applications, cash handling, and proactive outreach. Identify customer needs, recommend banking products and digital tools, make appropriate referrals, maintain compliance, manage risk, and collaborate with branch teammates. The role requires Saturday availability, SAFE registration, accurate transaction processing, and flexibility between teller and personal banking activities.

Manage strategic enterprise accounts by developing business plans, identifying revenue opportunities, achieving sales and renewal quotas, presenting tailored solutions, and building long-term client relationships. Responsibilities include lead qualification, site survey coordination, ROI analysis, CRM maintenance, contract renewals, and collaboration with sales engineering, support, and marketing teams. The role requires strong telecommunications knowledge, consultative selling, negotiation, networking, and regular travel to client locations.

Manage and grow strategic partner relationships for Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions across the US and globally. Negotiate partner agreements, drive partner enablement and certifications, build joint sales funnels and marketing activities, support RFx responses, identify new partners, and act as primary partner contact to achieve joint business objectives while promoting Ericsson values.

Own revenue generation across an assigned Dallas territory by selling ChowNow’s restaurant technology to independent restaurants. Responsibilities include qualifying leads, developing outbound and referral strategies, managing a full-cycle sales pipeline, conducting in-person visits and web demos, building restaurant relationships, closing deals, meeting quotas, and using Salesforce reports and dashboards to optimize performance. The role requires approximately 60% travel, a valid driver’s license, an acceptable driving record, and access to a reliable insured vehicle.

Originate and close corporate travel management opportunities for middle-market and large corporate clients. Lead complex sales cycles, develop executive relationships, build pipeline, negotiate solutions, and coordinate implementation handoffs. Partner with banking, product, operations, and servicing teams to deliver integrated solutions and strong client outcomes. Manage forecasting, analyze market trends, represent the business at industry events, and identify growth opportunities.

Multi-year rotational program for recent or upcoming graduates to develop B2B auto finance sales skills. Train in consultative selling, manage a book of business, partner with dealer and internal teams, analyze market data, present strategies, and complete field deployments. Program requires relocation multiple times and weekend availability during dealer coverage.

Manage client campaigns end-to-end to maximize ROI and drive incremental revenue. Serve as primary client contact, optimize performance, deliver data-driven insights and recaps, pursue upsells/renewals, onboard and train clients, and support account growth while traveling up to 40%.

Drives new business and complex sales opportunities as HPE’s payments-industry specialist for financial services and retail accounts. Builds relationships with banks, processors, acquirers, fintechs, networks, and retailers; identifies payment modernization needs; translates industry challenges into HPE technology opportunities; supports executive engagements; orchestrates account, technical, and solution teams; and manages strategic pipelines. Requires deep payments expertise, consultative business-development skills, executive communication, and approximately 30–40% travel.

Analyzes and manages the X-BAT opportunity pipeline across near- and long-term horizons. Maintains Salesforce data integrity, reporting standards, dashboards, and forecast visibility. Partners with Capture, Finance, business development, and program teams to evaluate opportunities, identify pipeline risks, support revenue planning, and recommend portfolio actions. Coordinates data corrections, scenario analysis, risk mitigation, and recurring pipeline-to-finance reviews.