Infrastructure Field Sales Agent Needed
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m looking for a seasoned field sales agent who already knows the infrastructure sector inside out. Your daily focus will be on identifying and pursuing high-value opportunities—think highways, bridges, airports, utility networks, and other large-scale projects.
What I need you to bring:
• Proven track record closing multi-million-dollar infrastructure deals or partnering with EPCs and public agencies.
• Confidence talking to engineers, project owners, and government decision-makers on-site and in boardrooms.
• An existing contact book is a major plus.
Scope of work (medium detail):
• Map and prioritise prospects within my target regions.
• Arrange in-person meetings, pitch our solutions, and advance deals through the pipeline.
• Provide concise weekly reports that highlight new leads, meeting outcomes, and next actions.
• Coordinate internally with our technical team so proposals match client requirements.
Success will be measured by the volume and quality of meetings secured, the value of opportunities created, and ultimately closing new contracts. If you thrive in the field and can open doors on large infrastructure projects, I’d love to hear how you can hit the ground running.
What I need you to bring:
• Proven track record closing multi-million-dollar infrastructure deals or partnering with EPCs and public agencies.
• Confidence talking to engineers, project owners, and government decision-makers on-site and in boardrooms.
• An existing contact book is a major plus.
Scope of work (medium detail):
• Map and prioritise prospects within my target regions.
• Arrange in-person meetings, pitch our solutions, and advance deals through the pipeline.
• Provide concise weekly reports that highlight new leads, meeting outcomes, and next actions.
• Coordinate internally with our technical team so proposals match client requirements.
Success will be measured by the volume and quality of meetings secured, the value of opportunities created, and ultimately closing new contracts. If you thrive in the field and can open doors on large infrastructure projects, I’d love to hear how you can hit the ground running.