Product Specialist
Air Distribution Technologies
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- Location
- Grandview, MO
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 6
- 13 days ago
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About the company
Air Distribution Technologies
Building materials · 5,001 to 10,000 employees
What you'll do
- Own technical accuracy, configuration, feasibility, and sign-off for quotes; maintain product specifications and standardization.
- Resolve product questions and escalations, review approvals and risks, and collaborate with sales, operations, product, and engineering teams.
What you need
- Requires 2+ years of experience in product support, technical sales, or a related product/commercial role, and a bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Requires working knowledge of quoting processes and comfort with CRM and ERP systems.
- Education: a bachelor's degree
Key skills
quoting processesCRMERP systemswritten and verbal communication
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The Account Manager (Product Specialist) is the technical and operational owner of assigned product lines, sitting at the intersection of Product Management and Commercial Operations. This role acts as the front-line technical resource for Regional Sales Managers, reps, and clients working with those product lines, and partners closely with the Client Operations Specialist (COS) to keep quotes technically sound and accurately priced. The Account Manager is expected to resolve technical questions and escalations proactively, providing strategic recommendations wherever a standard answer doesn't apply.
What You'll Do
Quoting & Pricing
Create accurate quotes based on client specs, scope, and project requirements, collaborating with the COS to ensure every quote is accurately priced before it reaches the rep.
Own quote accuracy for spec, scope, and project requirements, including CRM/quoting tool entry and quote issuance.
Own technical risk and feasibility review, with sign-off on technical accuracy before pricing is finalized.
Own historical pricing and product performance analysis, provided to Regional Sales Managers on request.
Product Standardization & Technical Ownership
Support and enforce product standardization across the assigned portfolio.
Maintain product matrices, spec sheets, and sizing guidelines, escalating discrepancies to Product Management or Engineering as needed.
Own technical specifications and product configuration for assigned lines — the go-to source of expertise for RSMs, reps, and clients.
Enablement & Cross-Functional Collaboration
Champion assigned product lines: partner with Product Management to build use cases, best-practice guides, and reusable demonstration assets for internal teams.
Partner with Engineering, Product Marketing, and COS to keep solution documentation and roadmap alignment consistent across teams.
Technical Escalation
Field technical product questions from Regional Sales Managers, reps, and clients, providing strategic recommendations where a standard answer doesn't apply.
Approvals & Risk Management
Conduct daily SDA reviews, approving within delegated Delegation of Authority (DoA) or escalating to leadership when thresholds are exceeded.
Ensure adherence to transactional control conditions on quotes and product changes, flagging areas of operational risk as they develop.
Own the liaison relationship between Regional Sales Managers, plants, and Operations on product-related matters.
Quoting Ownership: Account Manager vs. COS
Quoting is a shared responsibility. The Account Manager owns the technical side of every quote — configuration, feasibility, and sign-off — while the COS owns intake, routing, and the commercial side.
What We Look For
2+ years of experience in product support, technical sales, or a related product/commercial role.
Working knowledge of quoting processes; comfort with CRM and ERP systems (SugarSell preferred; AS/400 and Edge/Atlas quoting tools a plus).
Ability to operate independently on defined product decisions while knowing when to escalate.
Strong written and verbal communication across technical and non-technical audiences, internal and client-facing.
Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and experience.
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