Technical Service Representative – Construction Job (Home Based, Home, US)

Technical Service Representative I ($87 - $115,000 targeted annual salary with 6% annual bonus target) Reports to the Director of Technical Services Job Summary The Technical Service Representative I will provide product training and support to our Technical Service Department across North America. They will work on assigned projects including down-channel training to drive new business, hands-on demonstration training, training content creation, jobsite visits, competitor benchmarking, new product development with field trials. The Technical Service Representative I will assist the Technical Service team with customer complaint resolution testing and validations and assist with customer calls and inquires. This position will have no direct reports at this time. Up to 50% travel within the USA, primarily around NE US. Essential Duties & Responsibilities with % Breakdown: Training and Technical Support – 70% Responsible for technical support for our C&C customers. Down-channel contractor training to drive new business. Respond to customers in need of jobsite visits and training. Responsible for organization and execution of hands-on demonstrations of Bostik products Collaborate with R&D on testing of field samples and new product development application needs. Benchmarking: hands-on evaluation work of Bostik products versus competition Preparation of samples for laboratory testing (if needed) Use team-oriented problem solving to help identify and solve product issues Maintain Bostik Academy (training facility) in New Jersey in a safe and orderly manner Practice and enforce safe work habits in accordance with OSHA and EPA guidelines and Bostik specific Employee Health and Safety (EHS) expectations Technical Writing / Complaint Resolution – 20% Organizes and analyzes data to explain conclusions and outcomes internally. Technical writing – letters and reports Complaint resolution through Salesforce.com in conjunction with Sales Technical Phone Support – 10% Technical phone support as needed Minimum Qualifications and Education Required 5-10 years in construction Education and area of focus Minimum HS diploma and Post HS technical school strongly preferred /Bachelor degree preferred Competencies -Knowledge Skills & Abilities Experience in the flooring/construction field Strong writing and computer skills Accuracy and attention to detail Proficient with computer software applications (Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint, etc.) Excellent communication both verbally and in writing in order to effectively communicate project results to collaborative team Experience in construction trades preferred Physical Demands/Working Conditions Must be able to remain in a stationary position up to 50% of the time Moves equipment weighing up to 57 pounds Positions self to install, demo and test product Our excellent benefits can be viewed at benefits.arkema.com Apply tot his job Apply To this Job Apply tot his job Apply To this Job Apply tot his job Apply To this Job Apply To this Job Company : frontendnode-production.up.railway.app Salary : Work from home  

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