Top Entry Level Biotech Sales Jobs

The Associate Territory Manager supports the sales team in a designated territory, implementing strategic sales plans and providing product education to customers, while also addressing customer needs and enhancing business development efforts.

As a Foot & Ankle Sales Associate, you will support local sales representatives, educate medical staff, and manage customer accounts and inventory to drive product adoption and sales in your territory.

The Sales Representative will focus on promoting and selling endoscopy products, working primarily in the field and engaging directly with healthcare professionals.

Manage account relationships, support customer needs, and drive sales growth. Collaborate with internal teams for client success.

The Associate Account Manager supports the local Account Manager in promoting wound care products, organizes product availability, delivers presentations, and educates healthcare staff. This role involves business development and future leadership opportunities.

The role involves working with the sales team at Amgen, focusing on developing sales skills and product knowledge.

This role involves representing specialty products in sales and is part of the Amgen Sales Entry Program.

The Application Engineer provides technical sales support, designs systems for wastewater treatment, prepares bids, and interacts with clients daily.

The Sales Associate will generate leads, qualify prospects, support sales efforts, and engage with customers in the life sciences sector.

The Inside Sales Representative role involves customer relationship management, account planning, market trend analysis, and collaboration with internal teams to drive sales and support customer projects.

As a Sales Development Representative, you'll engage potential customers, generate leads, and support sales through calls and presentations. A background in biology/genomics is ideal, along with strong communication skills.

Responsible for sales in the medical nutrition field, engaging with hospitals and patients, providing education, tracking sales activities, and managing patient care logistics.

The Business Development Manager will drive sales in biotech, manage customer relations, and promote company branding at industry events.

As a Channel Manager, you'll engage in sales activities through partners and distributors, develop market knowledge, build customer relationships, and support sales processes.