Sales – Aluminum Systems

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🕒 May 14

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batimet GmbH

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51 - 200 employees

Founded 2002

🤝 B2B

🔧 Hardware

B2B • Hardware

batimet GmbH is a German manufacturer and systems provider specializing in high-performance wooden-aluminium windows, doors, and curtain wall (post-and-beam) façade systems. The company designs, develops and produces bespoke timber-aluminium profile systems—many certified for Passive House applications—primarily serving architects, general contractors and building developers across Europe and internationally. batimet emphasizes energy-efficient solutions, handcrafted manufacturing in Dresden, project support for architects, and large-scale building projects (commercial, public and residential).

📋 Description

• Take responsibility for sales of our comprehensive aluminum system solutions • Act as an outbound agent and drive the development of long-term customer relationships in a B2B environment • Serve as the liaison to our professional customers • Generate price inquiries for our entire product range

🎯 Requirements

• Experience as an SDR (Sales Development Representative) • Ability to compile structured yet creative lists of potential customers • Appreciation for the 'old-school' aluminum industry • Able to work remotely — self-motivated and organized working style • Hands-on mentality and eagerness to contribute to shaping the business • Strong communication skills with customers and internal teams • English skills are advantageous

🏖️ Benefits

• Attractive market environment • Close collaboration with management • Commission → attractive & realistic • Product range → marketable, broad, and with clear USPs • Strong internal sales support • Marketing materials available online • Sophisticated logistics • Flat hierarchies • Clear decision-making