Field Sales & Marketing Representative

About the role

TTI (Techtronic Industries), a maker of power tools, outdoor equipment and floor care products, is hiring a Field Sales & Marketing Representative in Mukwonago, WI. The role drives market share growth and keeps TTI's product lines prominent at The Home Depot, combining merchandising, sales analytics and customer engagement. It is a non-exempt, overtime-eligible position.

Key responsibilities

• Exceed sales targets by selling to consumers at The Home Depot and recommending tailored product solutions
• Plan and run promotional events, product demos and store walks
• Support corporate brand marketing initiatives and brand awareness campaigns
• Maintain brand presence through merchandising, product placement and store resets, using Microsoft Power BI data analytics
• Manage inventory levels through down-stocking and report on tasks promptly
• Build relationships with The Home Depot team members and participate in TTI's training program

Required profile

• At least 21 years old and eligible to work in the U.S. without sponsorship
• Valid U.S. driver's license for at least one full year, a personal vehicle, and vehicle insurance naming you as primary driver
• Able to travel to and from stores and occasionally by air, and carry a small amount of company property
• Able to lift up to 50 lbs, climb ladders, work nights and weekends, and stand for full shifts
• Self-motivated, organized and able to work in a retail environment
• MS Office proficiency; multilingual ability preferred in some markets; formal higher education preferred but not required

What we offer

• Pay of $24.04-$25.96 per hour (target annual salary $50,000-$54,000)
• Sales contests and incentives, plus a $400/month vehicle allowance
• Company iPhone and iPad
• Medical, vision and dental benefits, plus disability and life insurance options
• 401K with 50% company match up to 8% of salary
• Up to 10 paid holidays and up to 104 hours of PTO in the first year
• Relocation assistance and referral bonuses