Field Sales Representative

Salisbury, MD
Contracted
Sales
Entry Level

At U.S. LawShield our focus is on encouraging people to take proactive measures to improve their safety and self-defense abilities—and to serve those who do. We strive to create better-protected communities of responsible self-defenders who have the peace of mind to live their lives confidently.

Our company was established in 2009. After initially launching in Texas as Texas LawShield®, the demand for services developed well beyond state lines. Our coverage began to expand across the United States, which is when we became U.S. LawShield.

Today, we provide coverage in 46 states and have proudly served more than 2 million people in their self-defense journey. Ready to join our driven and talented individuals who care about protecting the rights of responsible self-defenders?

We are looking for a hard-working Part-Time Field Sales Representative who is not afraid to learn new things and challenge themselves. So, if you are a passionate self-starter and eager to make an impact in this ever-growing space, we encourage you to apply today!

Details:

You will work to drive membership and facility partnerships through a wide variety of different sales activities, including seminars, workshops, gun shows, and outdoor sporting shows. Your public speaking skills in front of small groups could make you a superstar in business development. Firearms knowledge and experience are not required.
 

  • Get rewarded for your passion and drive to succeed
  • Love learning? We value knowledge and experience
  • Feed your burning desire to protect the Second Amendment and our rights
  • Turn your spare time into a great second income
  • Proven program with demonstrated competitive advantages that is leveraged for your success
     
What’s in it for you?
 
  • Flexible schedule
  • Earn income and bonuses based on sales incentives and your time commitment with a base + commission compensation plan
  • Attend firearm-oriented events and spend time with our amazing members and their friends
  • Learn about the laws in your state while working with program attorneys
  • Get opportunities to present in a wide variety of exciting places, such as:
    • State Licensing and Safety Classes
    • Gun & Outdoor Trade Shows
    • Shooting Ranges
    • Gun Stores
    • Seminars & Workshops
  • Help facilities, organizations & business owners to prosper; build your community
  • Room for advancement as top performer Sales Reps are considered for full-time employment as positions open up
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