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Develop new B2B dealer accounts in the lumber and building materials industry by prospecting, conducting demos, managing pipelines, attending industry events, and selling TOOLBX SaaS products. Build relationships with dealer decision-makers, maintain HubSpot records, resolve product concerns, coordinate with cross-functional teams, and support sales performance through industry expertise and strong presentation skills.

Own product strategy, roadmap, and development for supply-chain platforms supporting food sourcing, warehouse management, and delivery. Partner with engineering, design, operations, and marketing to define requirements, prioritize initiatives, conduct user research, analyze metrics, and deliver customer-focused solutions. Optimize costs through automation and process improvement while building consensus across stakeholders. The role requires product management experience in physical-goods logistics, strong analytical and technical skills, and the ability to lead cross-functionally in a high-growth startup.

Owns restaurant accounts during the first 30–90 days after sale by completing implementation, driving adoption, proving measurable value, diagnosing performance gaps, and developing targeted recommendations. Builds restaurant and owner profiles, identifies risks and expansion opportunities, documents success plans, and transitions stable accounts to Customer Success with a complete handoff. Requires Challenger-based selling, data fluency, consultative discovery, commercial judgment, strong CRM discipline, and the ability to manage a high-volume portfolio with personalization.

Manage Google, Bing, PLA, and Facebook advertising campaigns; drive profitable ecommerce traffic; optimize ad spending for profitability; and independently manage PPC projects. The internship is unpaid and requires at least 10 hours weekly, practical paid-traffic experience, English fluency, and eligibility for college credit or personal learning.

Paid marketing and public relations internship supporting marketing, sales, digital and social media activities. The role offers hands-on experience, professional skill development, communication practice, Internet research, teamwork, and potential advancement to a full-time position.

Unpaid e-commerce intern supporting order fulfillment, inventory management, product replenishment, online sales analysis, stock maintenance, returns reduction, and merchandise strategies. Responsibilities include packing orders, monitoring stock levels, processing transfers, evaluating inventory trends, analyzing regional product interest, and tracking revenue changes from marketing efforts.

Manage company assets, inventory records, procurement activities, supplier relationships, contracts, and budget tracking. Provide HR and administrative support, assist with employee activities and corporate culture initiatives, and help ensure efficient resource allocation. The role requires strong English communication, negotiation, teamwork, office software proficiency, and legal authorization to work in the United States.

Own and scale the Enterprise Trade Projects sales vertical through full-cycle enterprise selling, pipeline management, forecasting, account-based strategies, consultative product guidance, margin optimization, and strategic partnerships. Sell to architects, luxury builders, designers, resellers, and hospitality organizations using structured methodologies such as MEDDPICC and Challenger Sale. Develop sales enablement materials, deliver industry education presentations, provide market insights, and collaborate with product teams.

Create editorial reading lists, author recommendations, and short-form social content to help indie, hybrid, and small-press authors reach new readers. Build relationships with authors and book communities, support Tertulia for Authors, and monitor content performance to guide future experiments. This is a remote, part-time, three-month fellowship requiring 15 hours per week.

Manage end-to-end creative production for photo and video shoots and copywriting projects across multiple lifestyle brands. Coordinate schedules, locations, travel, vendors, freelancers, contracts, permits, invoices, budgets, timelines, deliverables, and on-set logistics. Identify production risks, maintain project trackers, manage copy QA, and improve creative workflows while partnering with merchandising, marketing, and creative leadership. The role requires four-plus years of production or project coordination experience and occasional travel to multi-day shoots.