Top Remote Automotive Sales Jobs

The Field Sales Representative is responsible for developing sales strategies, building client relationships, and providing solutions through travel to client locations and collaboration with internal teams, focusing on revenue growth in Inventory Solutions.

The Field Sales Representative will develop relationships with dealer clients, implement sales strategies, and collaborate with various teams to exceed sales quotas and enhance client experience.

The Senior Field Sales Representative develops new business in a defined territory, maintains relationships with clients, and achieves targets for loan applications and new sales.

Partner with sales to drive technical discovery, deliver tailored demos, assess customer environments, advise on architecture and security, capture deal requirements, and coordinate with Product and Engineering to prioritize features.

The Associate Account Manager manages day-to-day activities, supports account growth and retention, and ensures operational execution for Tier 3 named accounts, under supervision.

The Chevrolet District Sales Manager manages relationships with dealers, ensures sales goals are met, and involves in marketing initiatives and customer satisfaction efforts.

The National Field Sales Manager will lead a new sales team, focusing on roadside technology and driver assistance services, driving operational execution and revenue growth while managing and coaching team members.

The role involves driving sales growth, managing customer relationships, facilitating training, and ensuring compliance with safety standards in assigned territories. Requires strong public speaking and sales experience.

Drive new business growth by acquiring new dealerships, executing sales plans, qualifying leads using MEDDIC, and maintaining strong industry relationships.

The Sales Executive supports account planning and relationship management, performs product demos, and collaborates with technical teams to identify sales opportunities and renew software contracts.

As a Sales Manager, you will lead business development, manage partner success, onboard new locations, and provide strategic feedback for growth.

The Territory Manager will achieve sales goals by maintaining relationships with dealers, addressing their concerns, training personnel, and monitoring sales performance.