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180 Sales Jobs in Peru
Conversations shape each day—building relationships, reading objections, closing deals, then moving to the next prospect.
Average salary: PEN 55,231
Average salary
PEN 55,231
across 140 jobs
- Ejecutivo de Ventas - Aeropuerto
- Assist Card
- Callao, Peru
- PEN 14,400 – PEN 21,600
- Ejecutivo de Ventas - Aeropuerto Jorge Chavez
- Assist Card
- Callao, Peru
- PEN 14,400 – PEN 21,600
- Ejecutivo de Ventas Aeropuerto
- Assist Card
- Callao, Peru
- PEN 21,600 – PEN 30,000
- Ejecutivo de Ventas Aeropuerto
- Assist Card
- Callao, Peru
- PEN 15,600 – PEN 21,600
- Funcionario Banca Personal Agencia Huaraz
- Scotiabank
- Huaraz, Peru
- PEN 30,000 – PEN 45,000
- Asesor(a) Comercial
- Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología (UTEC)
- Lima, Peru
- PEN 18,000 – PEN 30,000
- Asesor Comercial
- Alicorp
- San Martin, Peru
- PEN 30,000 – PEN 42,000
- Ejecutivo de Ventas I
- Grupo Mariposa
- Lima Province, Peru
- PEN 14,400 – PEN 21,600
- EP Senior Clinical Account Specialist
- Johnson & Johnson
- Lima, Peru
- PEN 60,000 – PEN 90,000
- Vendedor de campo
- Verisure
- Lima, Peru
- PEN 18,000 – PEN 36,000
- Parts Advisor
- Genuine Parts Company
- Lima
- £22,000 – £26,000
- Asesor Comercial de Vehículos
- Scania Group
- Huancayo, Peru
- PEN 30,000 – PEN 42,000
- Équipier commercial - Contrat de remplacement
- METRO/MAKRO
- Montélimar
- €22,000 – €25,000
- Global Sales Manager Segment Hydro
- AFRY
- Lima, Peru
- PEN 350,000 – PEN 500,000
- Business Development Manager - Sportsbook, LATAM
- Genius Sports
- Peru
- $60,000 – $90,000
- Commercial Agence H/F
- Rexel
- Montélimar
- €30,000 – €40,000
- Senior Client Partner - Spotify
- Aleph
- Lima, Peru
- PEN 200,000 – PEN 300,000
- Director Oficina Banca Empresas II
- BBVA
- Chiclayo, Peru
- PEN 144,000 – PEN 216,000
- 零售经理（西语，外派）
- Xiaomi
- Lima, Santiago
- CLP 25,000,000 – CLP 40,000,000
- Channel Retail Specialist
- Xiaomi
- Lima, Lahore +2 more
- €28,000 – €35,000
- Regional Sales Manager
- Palo Alto Networks
- Lima, Peru
- PEN 200,000 – PEN 300,000
- Asesor de Ventas
- Laureate Education
- Lima, Peru
- PEN 21,600 – PEN 30,000
- Vendedor Part Time
- Skechers
- Salaverry, Peru
- PEN 12,300 – PEN 15,600
- Vendedor Full Time Suplencia
- Skechers
- Lima region, Peru
- PEN 13,200 – PEN 16,800
- Líder de Ventas DTS
- PepsiCo
- San Isidro, Peru
- DOP 5,400,000 – DOP 7,200,000
- Sales Executive
- Despegar
- Peru
- PEN 18,000 – PEN 24,000
- Asesor comercial técnico
- Verisure
- Trujillo, Peru
- PEN 18,000 – PEN 42,000
- Ejecutivo Comercial Técnico
- Verisure
- Cusco, Peru
- PEN 24,000 – PEN 42,000
- Practicante Retail Aldeas Infantiles
- Deutsche Post DHL
- Peru
- PEN 10,800 – PEN 14,400
- Specialty Sales Team Leader
- Target
- Peru, United States
- $44,000 – $74,000
- Account Manager Commercial HVAC
- Carrier
- Peru, The Netherlands
- €67,500 – €134,500
- Ejecutivo de Ventas Aeropuerto
- Assist Card
- Callao, Peru
- PEN 21,600 – PEN 30,000
- Ejecutivo de Ventas - Aeropuerto Jorge Chavez
- Assist Card
- Callao, Peru
- PEN 21,600 – PEN 30,000
- Ejecutivo de Ventas Aeropuerto
- Assist Card
- Callao, Peru
- PEN 21,600 – PEN 30,000
- Ejecutivo de Ventas - Aeropuerto
- Assist Card
- Callao, Peru
- PEN 14,400 – PEN 21,600
- Outbound Sales Agent
- Grupo Noa International
- Lima, Peru
- PEN 30,000 – PEN 42,000
- Vendedor de campo
- Verisure
- Lima, Peru
- PEN 18,000 – PEN 36,000
- Enterprise Exhibitor Sales Executive, Destination Conferences
- Gartner
- São Paulo
- BRL 300,000 – BRL 500,000
- Vendedor de Campo
- Verisure
- Trujillo, Peru
- PEN 18,000 – PEN 30,000
- Ejecutivo Inmobiliario III
- BBVA
- Arequipa, Peru
- PEN 36,000 – PEN 54,000
- Sales Intern
- Lenovo
- Lima, Peru
- PEN 14,400 – PEN 21,600
- Grocery Clerk/Cashier
- Kroger
- Lima
- $22,880 – $29,120
- Medical Delegate Sr.
- Nestlé
- San Isidro, Peru
- PEN 48,000 – PEN 72,000
- Supervisor de ventas DTS
- PepsiCo
- Lima, Callao, Peru
- PEN 42,000 – PEN 60,000
- Assistant Manager
- Dollar Tree
- Peru, United States
- $32,000 – $38,000
- Líder de Equipo de Ventas
- TripleTen
- Lima, Peru
- $20,400
- Account Executive, LE, GTS
- Gartner
- São Paulo
- BRL 250,000 – BRL 350,000
- Ejecutivo de Ventas - Aeropuerto Jorge Chavez
- Assist Card
- Callao, Peru
- PEN 12,300 – PEN 14,400
- Sub Jefe de Tienda Mall Plaza Trujillo
- Skechers
- Trujillo, Peru
- PEN 26,400 – PEN 36,000
- Vendedor Part Time
- Skechers
- Pucallpa, Peru
- PEN 12,000 – PEN 14,400
Sales roles involve identifying customer needs, presenting solutions, negotiating terms, and closing transactions across industries. Employers typically require strong communication skills, resilience, and often prior experience in sales or customer-facing roles; many entry-level positions accept candidates with relevant certifications or demonstrated aptitude. These positions span retail counters and showrooms, corporate account management, real estate offices, wholesale distribution, and technical fields—ranging from individual contributors to management overseeing teams and regional performance.
Sales jobs by city
- Colombia264
- Mexico256
- London213
- Tokyo194
- São Paulo186
- Paris180
- Singapore162
- Dubai161
- Berlin153
- Dublin152
- Washington142
- Shanghai137
- Hamburg135
- Paraná126
- Madrid118
- Barcelona117
Specialities in Sales
- Retail Sales and Service14456
- Account Managers and Executives4764
- Retail Managers4314
- Non-Technical Sales2304
- Sales Managers2074
- Technical Sales1931
- Merchandising603
- Energy Sales159
Questions
What experience is needed to start in Sales?
Many entry-level roles accept candidates without prior sales experience if they demonstrate communication skills and willingness to learn. Retail positions often require only a high school diploma; technical sales may ask for product knowledge or relevant certifications. Some employers prioritize attitude and coachability over experience.
What does a typical day in Sales look like?
Days vary by role—retail staff assist customers, process transactions, and manage inventory; account executives attend meetings, make calls, and prepare proposals; real estate agents show properties and handle paperwork. Most involve a mix of client interaction, administrative tasks, and prospecting or follow-up work.
How much time is spent on the phone or in meetings?
This depends on the role. Account executives and business development professionals spend significant time on calls and in meetings; retail staff spend most time on the floor with customers; real estate agents split time between showings, calls, and office work. Remote and field-based roles have different rhythms.
What skills matter most in Sales?
Active listening, persistence, and emotional resilience are fundamental. Strong organization, comfort with rejection, and the ability to uncover customer problems matter equally. Many roles require planning, negotiation, and follow-through across multiple clients or deals simultaneously.
How does Sales differ from Customer Service?
Sales focuses on identifying needs and closing transactions; Customer Service primarily solves problems for existing customers. Sales roles often involve prospecting and quota targets; Service roles emphasize retention and satisfaction. Some positions blend both responsibilities.
What advancement paths exist in Sales?
Individual contributors typically move into team lead, management, or senior account roles. Some transition into sales operations, strategy, or business development. Real estate and wholesale sales often see progression from associate to office manager or franchise owner.
Are Sales roles primarily office-based or field-based?
This varies significantly. Account executives may split time between office and client sites; retail staff work in stores; real estate agents are largely field-based; technical and wholesale sales mix office coordination with customer visits. Remote options exist in some fields.
How is performance typically measured?
Most Sales roles use metrics like revenue targets, units sold, or deal size as primary measures. Additional metrics may include customer retention, pipeline activity, or territory growth. Performance directly affects compensation in many positions.
What is the difference between account management and new business development?
Account management focuses on maintaining and growing relationships with existing clients. Business development pursues new customer acquisition and market expansion. Some roles combine both; many specialize in one area.
How much travel or outdoor time is involved?
Travel varies by role. Real estate agents show properties; outside sales representatives visit client sites regularly; account executives travel for key accounts; retail and technical sales staff typically work from a fixed location. Field time depends on territory size and customer base.