Sales Operations Coordinator

Alta Pest ControlRound Rock, TX
$55,000 - $75,000

About The Position

Build the company behind the company. At Alta, you'll help run the engine behind one of the fastest-growing sales organizations in the country. One day you might be building a nationwide competition that hundreds of sales reps are following in real time. Next, you're planning company events, shooting videos, helping design company swag, or finding ways to make our teams more successful. We trust people with real responsibility. This isn't one of those entry-level jobs where you’re constantly doing busy work. From day one you'll own projects that impact hundreds of employees across the country. You’ll work within a fun, energetic environment. You'll work directly with executives. Your ideas will actually get implemented. You'll learn how a high-growth company operates from the inside. And if you're good, you'll grow fast.

Requirements

  • A recent college graduate.
  • Hard working.
  • Reliable and can be trusted to get things done.
  • Enjoys figuring things out instead of waiting for instructions.
  • Wants ownership instead of micromanagement.

Nice To Haves

  • Enjoys solving problems.
  • Organized without being rigid.
  • Learns software quickly.
  • Comfortable with numbers and spreadsheets.
  • Likes taking ownership.
  • Would rather build something than maintain the status quo.

Responsibilities

  • Run sales competitions that hundreds of employees compete in.
  • Plan leadership events, company trips, and recognition programs all over the world.
  • Arrange travel and housing accommodations for hundreds of employees.
  • Order and ship out weekly incentives.
  • Work with sales managers.
  • Create new ideas that make the company more efficient.

Benefits

  • Competitive salary
  • Performance bonuses
  • Health benefits
  • Paid time off
  • Company trips and events
  • Direct mentorship from company leadership
  • Real opportunities for advancement
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