Top Remote Entry Level Sales Jobs

Generate, qualify, and nurture inbound and outbound leads through phone calls, email outreach, and online research. Maintain accurate CRM records, perform data entry, track prospect interactions, schedule appointments, and coordinate follow-ups for the sales team. The role requires strong communication, organization, objection-handling, independent problem-solving, and proficiency with CRMs, dialers, Excel, and remote VoIP tools.

Owns a portfolio of strategic enterprise accounts across APAC, developing multi-year growth strategies, executive relationships, pipeline, and account expansion. Leads virtual teams across sales, presales, delivery, customer success, and partners. Responsibilities include value-based selling, DevOps and DevEx transformation opportunities, MEDDPICC qualification, partner co-selling, commercial negotiations, forecasting, CRM governance, and customer business-case development.

Remote commission-based sales role to find, engage, and close clients for game servers, web hosting, VPS, dedicated servers, colocation, and reseller hosting. Maintain client notes, hand off to support, and stay active in Discord. Self-driven, relationship-focused work with recurring and tiered commissions.

Conduct high-ticket, consultative sales conversations with real-estate investors and short-term rental owners across the United States. Manage the complete sales cycle from initial conversation through close rather than relying on one-call sales. Work full time remotely while overlapping with U.S. Central hours and communicating fluently in neutral-accented English with property owners.

Close inbound deals with technical customers, manage proofs of concept, collaborate with solutions engineers, support customers in Slack, answer technical questions honestly, and improve internal sales systems. The role requires technical literacy, systematic pipeline management, strong written communication, urgency, independence, experimentation, and customer-focused judgment.

Own the full enterprise sales cycle as Voidhawk’s first sales hire, from prospecting and discovery through technical evaluation, negotiation, procurement, and close. Build pipeline independently, establish repeatable sales processes, refine ICP and messaging, maintain CRM discipline, forecast accurately, and provide market feedback to product teams. The role requires selling complex security or technical infrastructure solutions to security, engineering, executive, finance, legal, and procurement stakeholders, while using AI to improve research, outreach, preparation, follow-up, proposals, and CRM workflows.

Twelve-month rotational sales development program covering security hardware, product training, corporate projects, and field sales. Participants conduct joint sales calls, attend tradeshows, build customer relationships, learn Allegion tools and products, and complete presentations before transitioning to a full-time sales role. The position includes training in Denver, corporate and field rotations, and travel up to 20%.

Own and scale Zippy’s wholesale and broker revenue channels by setting growth strategy, managing channel performance, expanding markets, developing partner acquisition and activation playbooks, and optimizing revenue. Establish metrics, reporting, operating cadence, and accountability systems; guide resource allocation; oversee partner ecosystem health; and align Growth, Product, Originations, Capital Markets, and executives around scalable execution and risk management.

Participate in a 6–12 month remote sales development program focused on technical adhesive products for rigid packaging. Learn sales processes, product applications, manufacturing operations, and CRM tools; support account managers and technical teams; conduct customer visits, demonstrations, and business reviews; and relocate to a U.S. sales territory upon program completion to manage territory growth and business development.

Manage and grow a public sector software sales territory across state and local government agencies. Responsibilities include territory planning, prospecting, qualifying leads, expanding existing accounts, structuring agreements, running demos with technical consultants, negotiating procurement cycles, maintaining CRM records, and attending customer visits and conferences. The role focuses on digital investigative software sales and requires approximately 50% travel within an assigned territory.