Sales Manager | Telematics
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Job description
We are looking for a Sales Manager to strengthen our ambitious sales teams in South Korea. You will work with the leading telematics solutions in the world and master your B2B sales skills.
Teltonika’s telematics business unit develops and produces easy-to-use GPS tracking devices for effective fleet management in logistics, agriculture, car sharing, construction, and more. Using the latest technologies, Teltonika sets new standards for the telematics industry.
In this role, you will:
- Contribute to market research, including identifying market potential and finding potential leads;
- Identifying and engaging new potential clients through various channels, including cold calling, email outreach, LinkedIn communication, networking events, industry conferences, referrals, and online platforms
- Prepare commercial offers and ensure contracts to achieve assigned sales goals;
- Fostering long-term relationships with customers through daily contact, frequent visits, and online meetings
- Attend exhibitions/meetings to represent Teltonika and its products with solutions;
- Collaborate with the technical support department and product specialists to address customer requirements.
What we expect of you:
- Good English language skills (both spoken and written), as it will be your primary working language.
- Strong motivation to work in B2B sales (sales experience will be considered an advantage).
- Organized, results-oriented and challenge-driven personality.
- Ambition to generate substantial earnings by conquering foreign markets with an innovative product.
- Fluency in both English and Korean is essential for this role.
- This is a remote position and based in South Korea
Originally posted on Himalayas
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