Open role / 01 of 3 · The problem solver
Sales Manager
Own the bridge between Western buyers and Chinese factories. Your first job is to solve problems; your second is to communicate the solution clearly. This is a phone-first position. You need confident, natural spoken English.
What you will own
- Call customers regularly and lead live English conversations from inquiry through production and delivery.
- Investigate factory issues, ask the follow-up questions, test options, and present a clean problem-and-solution package. Example: the truck color came out too dark. Do not forward that mess. Ask why, test, find a path, then bring the customer a finished decision.
- Shield customers from avoidable production noise while keeping them informed about decisions that matter.
- Translate expectations and working styles between Chinese factories and US/European buyers.
- Qualify whether a company is a strong fit for 2HEX. We are selective. Our price is higher because we spend more time and brainpower so customers get better products and far fewer problems.
- Own decisions, follow-up, documentation, and outcomes. Take work away from the founder. Never pass problems upward, to the factory, or back to the customer.
You are a strong match if
- Your spoken and written English are excellent.
- You enjoy picking up the phone. People who avoid live calls will not enjoy this role.
- You understand US or European business culture through meaningful personal or professional exposure. Living in the US or Europe is a strong plus because our customers are Western skateboard companies running mass production.
- You are exceptionally organized, resourceful, emotionally intelligent, and comfortable with accountability.
- You have relevant sales, account-management, sourcing, or production experience, or you can demonstrate outstanding people and problem-solving skills.
- You gather facts, create options, recommend a path, and finish the job.
Growth path
- Master the customer, product, and market; then grow into Marketing.
- Prove you can build demand and revenue; then develop toward General Manager.
