Search Sales Jobs / Honolulu, HI Sales Jobs /

1670 sales jobs in Honolulu, HI

Sales jobs, employment, available in Honolulu, HI on SalesJobs.com.
Apply to Remote Sales Representative, Sales Management, Outside sales jobs in Honolulu, HI on SalesJobs.com
We found 1670 sales jobs in Honolulu, HI

Member Relationship Officer - McCully Branch

University of Hawai`i Federal Credit Union
Honolulu, HI
Industry: Financial Services
Salary: $42K - $48K/yr
Total Compensation: $42K - $48K/yr

Solar Appointment Setter

Sunrun, Inc.
Honolulu, HI
Industry: Energy Mining and Utilities
Salary: $160K/yr
Total Compensation: $160K/yr

Entry Level Solar Sales Representative - Bonus Training Pay

Sunrun, Inc.
Honolulu, HI
Industry: Energy Mining and Utilities
Salary: $75K - $131K/yr
Total Compensation: $75K - $131K/yr

Sales Representative

Malama Solar LLC
Honolulu, HI
Industry: Energy Mining and Utilities
Salary: $55K - $165K/yr
Total Compensation: $55K - $165K/yr

Entry Level Solar Sales - Bonus Training Pay

Sunrun, Inc.
Honolulu, HI
Industry: Energy Mining and Utilities
Salary: $77K - $140K/yr
Total Compensation: $77K - $140K/yr

Director of Fuel Distribution Sales - Aloha Petroleum

Energy Transfer Partners, L.P.
Honolulu, HI
Industry: Energy Mining and Utilities
Salary: $148K - $172K/yr
Total Compensation: $148K - $172K/yr

Outside Direct Seller

LGCY Power
Honolulu, HI
Industry: Energy Mining and Utilities
Salary: nan
Total Compensation: nan

Solar Sales Representative - Paid Training

Sunrun, Inc.
Honolulu, HI
Industry: Energy Mining and Utilities
Salary: $90K - $205K/yr
Total Compensation: $90K - $205K/yr

Outside Direct Seller

LGCY Power
Kaneohe, HI
Industry: Energy Mining and Utilities
Salary: nan
Total Compensation: nan

Outside Direct Seller

LGCY Power
Kailua, HI
Industry: Energy Mining and Utilities
Salary: nan
Total Compensation: nan

Page 122 of 167













Looking to score a sales job in Honolulu? You're not the only one who'd like to surf before work, so jobs are competitive, and cost of living is high. Target tourism, local banking (as no national chains have branches here), and companies that support the enormous military presence. The American Institute for Economic Research ranks the city second in the midsize range for appealing to college graduates, ninth in average salary and earnings for a 22-35 year old grad, and 10th in professional competition. But cost of doing business and living is high, and Honolulu has a negative reputation for business.