B2B Device Sales Manager
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ecoATM is seeking a driven, relationship-savvy B2B Device Sales Manager to grow and manage their wholesale device business. This role connects device inventory with a global network of buyers, focusing on fast negotiations, long-term partnerships, and scaling sales.
What You’ll Do:
- Meet or exceed quarterly sales quotas.
- Sell devices across multiple categories: wholesale auction repair stock, carrier trade-in stock, and fully functional devices.
- Drive velocity by matching the right inventory to the right buyer.
- Respond quickly to offers and buying opportunities.
- Manage a portfolio of active wholesale buyers.
- Maintain strong, consistent communication with customers.
- Identify, qualify, and onboard new wholesale buyers.
- Stay updated on current market pricing by make/model/condition, and regional/global demand.
- Ensure customers pay on time and within credit limits.
- Expand case lot sales and add 5 new customers across wholesale and PWS channels.
- Maintain zero accounts over 30 days past due.
- Generate a minimum of 5 new customers per trade show attended.
What You Bring:
- A hunter’s mindset with a closer’s follow-through.
- Comfort operating in a fast-paced, numbers-driven sales environment.
- Strong negotiation and relationship-management skills.
- A sharp eye for market trends and pricing dynamics in secondary device markets.
Ready to move devices, build relationships, and hit big numbers? Join ecoATM’s sales team and help power the circular economy for consumer electronics.
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ecoATM
View Company ProfileecoATM (operating under ecoatm.com) is the pioneer and global leader in automated, kiosk-based consumer electronics recycling and instant-cash re-commerce platforms. Founded in 2008 by wireless entrepreneur Mark Bowles alongside Michael Librizzi and David G.B. Troy in San Diego, California, the company was built to tackle the massive global problem of e-waste by creating a frictionless hardware-and-software solution for recycling unused mobile devices. ecoATM designs and deploys smart "reverse vending machines" placed across highly trafficked retail locations like Walmart, Kroger, and major shopping malls. These physical kiosks utilize advanced, patented computer vision, machine learning diagnostics, and 3D imaging systems to instantly analyze a device's make, model, cosmetic integrity, and internal functionality, generating a precise market-based cash valuation in under five minutes. To prevent the trade of stolen property, ecoATM's software architecture features deep compliance integration, deploying real-time biometric thumbprint validation, government ID scanning, and a live interface with national law enforcement databases. Acquired by Outerwall Inc. for $350 million in 2013 and later taken private under Apollo Global Management in 2016, the brand expanded its ecosystem by acquiring Gazelle.com to serve as its primary direct-to-consumer e-commerce marketplace for certified pre-owned, refurbished devices. Bolstered by a strategic $75 million growth capital injection from Cowen Sustainable Investments, ecoATM has scaled aggressively. By 2026, the company operates a network of over 7,000 automated kiosks globally, having processed more than 50 million total recycled devices and distributed over $1.5 billion in cumulative payouts to consumers across the United States, the United Kingdom, and testing footprints in Europe and Canada.
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