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Processes customer orders through phone, email, text, and counter channels; handles payments; identifies products and alternatives; maintains pricing and margin goals; and coordinates with colleagues to fulfill service commitments. The role operates under close supervision and requires attention to detail, basic computer proficiency, customer communication skills, and dependable teamwork. Overnight travel is typically less than 10% of the time.

Supports administration, analysis, compliance, and improvement of health, welfare, and retirement benefit programs. Analyzes enrollment, utilization, cost, and plan performance data; manages vendor relationships; supports budgeting, forecasting, reporting, governance, audits, and annual enrollment. Partners with HR, Payroll, Finance, and other stakeholders on plan operations, integrations, process improvements, and data-driven benefit recommendations.

Participates in a 6–12 month accelerated sales training program covering products, vendors, customer needs, pricing, systems, and selling skills. Prepares account plans, sells White Cap products and value proposition, conducts jobsite and office sales calls, processes customer orders, and develops customer and supplier relationships. The role requires consistent operation of a company or personal vehicle and an acceptable motor vehicle record.

Supports product strategy through data analysis, research, process improvement, and special projects. Prepares insights, findings, and recommendations for management; communicates issues and roadblocks; and contributes to business initiatives. The intern works under general supervision, resolves routine data inconsistencies, and may provide guidance to junior support staff. The role is primarily office-based, with occasional overnight travel and potential in-office work in Atlanta on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Processes customer orders through phone, email, text, and counter channels; securely handles payments; identifies available products and alternatives; follows pricing guidelines and margin goals; and coordinates with teammates to fulfill service commitments. The role operates under close supervision and requires accuracy, attention to detail, basic computer skills, and professional communication. Overnight travel is typically less than 10%.

Account Manager in White Cap’s Accelerated Sales Program, completing 6–12 months of sales training while learning products, customers, vendors, pricing, systems, and jobsite environments. Responsibilities include preparing account plans, selling products and value propositions, conducting customer sales calls, processing orders, and developing customer and supplier relationships. The role requires consistent operation of a company or personal vehicle and an acceptable motor vehicle record.

Provides administrative and operational support for project execution. Maintains documentation, gathers and analyzes project data, prepares status reports and dashboards, tracks milestones and resources, communicates risks and dependencies, and coordinates with stakeholders to meet project goals. Recommends improvements to project management processes and tools.

Account Managers in White Cap’s Accelerated Sales Program complete 6–12 months of sales training, learn products and customer needs, prepare account plans, conduct jobsite and office sales calls, sell products and value propositions, process customer orders, and build customer and supplier relationships. The role requires frequent vehicle operation, strong communication, self-management, organization, goal orientation, and an acceptable motor vehicle record.

Supports supply chain and business initiatives through data analysis, research, process improvement, and project execution. Prepares insights, findings, and recommendations for management; communicates issues and roadblocks; and assists with special projects. The internship provides exposure to distribution center operations and supply chain strategy under general supervision, with occasional overnight travel below 10%.

Corporate Omnichannel Interns analyze data, develop insights and recommendations, support functional projects and process improvements, and communicate issues to management. The role may involve research, special projects, customer behavior analysis, user experience, product adoption, prototyping, user testing, and continuous product improvement. Candidates should demonstrate strong communication, attention to detail, curiosity, and comfort working with data.