Sell 3D anatomy visualization hardware and software to K-12 institutions across a defined territory. Build relationships with academic and institutional stakeholders, conduct consultative product demonstrations, generate proactive outreach, meet or exceed sales quotas, and manage CRM pipelines and territory activity. The role requires B2B K-12 sales experience, preferably involving STEM or science products, plus a bachelor’s degree.
A global leader in 3D anatomy visualization technology is reshaping how healthcare and science are taught across medical schools, undergraduate programs, and K-12 institutions. Trusted by thousands of educational institutions worldwide, this company offers a rare combination of category-defining hardware and software solutions that sell themselves in a demo. You'll join an established, high-performing sales team covering a defined western territory, and thrive here if you're a self-motivated relationship-builder who's energized by consultative, mission-driven selling.
Requirements
- B2B sales experience in K-12, ideally in STEM or science products
- Track record of hitting or exceeding quota through proactive outreach
- Experience engaging academic or institutional stakeholders (deans, department chairs, faculty, administrators)
- Familiarity with CRM tools and a disciplined approach to pipeline and territory management
- A bachelor's degree
We look forward to hearing from you!
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