Wind Turbines Sales Representative XZERES Wind Corp
The renewable energy sector is growing. And fast.
Worldwide energy production has doubled in the past two years and we want passionate, independent and aggressive sales individuals who will help us meet the energy needs of businesses, and institutions worldwide.
XZERES Wind Corp designs, develops, manufactures and markets distributed generation, wind power systems for the small wind (2.5kW-100kW) market and we are looking to rapidly expand our international sales and business development team. We now have offices setup in Europe and will be actively increasing our presence globally.
Our reliable products have a proven track of record with numerous systems deployed; 10 year manufacturer's warranty, and a durable wind turbine system exceeding 20 year life.
We lead the market in lowest cost of ownership compared to similar products. Along with having consistent, reliable and cost-efficient product, we will provide:
- Direct support from our very experienced and knowledgeable sales support team
- Access to the best wind investment assessment tools in the small wind market
- A chance for personal financial success and achievement in a well-respected industry
Our wind turbines are performance based and our people are too.
The right person for this position will have an entrepreneurial spirit, drive, and ambition. Along with being an energetic self-starter, they will also thrive off of performance-based compensation and being accountable for one's own success.
The ideal candidate will have experience working with governmental agencies and introducing new technology developed by innovative private industry.
In this position, a salary plus commission (uncapped) offers high earning potential.
The location of this position will vary. This position will require travel to and from the UK headquarters in Glasgow along with travel in sales territory. The successful candidate may choose to work from home in their home city.
Applications will be accepted for this position until July 30th, 2011.
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