Toronto Fluid Handling/Instrument Rep.  Job #190503   
Our Client:
  • Is a leading global source of laboratory and industrial fluid handling products, instrumentation, equipment, and supplies. They are proven experts in the fields of temperature measurement and control, electrochemistry, and fluid handling.
Territory: 
  • Based in Toronto area, will cover Ontario region
  • Targeting: Process Manufacturing, Industrial, Mining, Food & Beverage, Utility, Academic, Government and Pharmaceutical
  • Expect 50% overnight travel
 
Compensation:
  • Base $60-70K, DOE
  • Commissions start @ 90% of plan
  • $30K@plan
  • Multipliers for >100% of plan
  • Commission paid quarterly, uncapped
  • Top reps making ~$150K, should make ~$120k first year with good effort
  • Full Benefits
  • Car allowance ~ $500/month plus 0.49/mileage reimbursement
 
Experience:
  • 3-5 years of segment specific or related field experience, selling direct and/or through channels to biotech/pharma or academic accounts in the region
  • An energetic, salesy bench tech/scientist OK
 
Education:
  •  B.S. Science, MS preferred
 
A successful candidate:
  • Someone who has an entrepreneurial spirit, takes initiative, accepts accountability
  • Has sense of urgency and has a proven track record of delivering results.
  • Must be coachable with the ability to work well in cross-functional teams
  • Can identify continuous improvement opportunities, multi-task in a demanding environment
  • Must be flexible and able to handle high volume of work and deadlines.
  • Must have excellent negotiation skills to close sales and meet gross profit targets.
 
Requirements:
  • Must possess and maintain a current Passport
  • Must have a valid driver’s license and a good motor vehicle driving record.
  • A background check will be conducted before hire
 
Resume requirements:
  • Resumes will only be accepted in WORD
  • Please insert your FULL NAME in the filename. (John Doe.doc OR .docx).
  • Full Home Mailing Address
  • Contact phone #'s
  • No PDFs Please

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