Our customers receive comprehensive solutions that include high-quality products, primarily lightweight structures for walls, ceilings, and floors, as well as gypsum plaster, putty, primers, façade materials, and tiling products. The Estonian team aims to deliver superior sales and technical support, alongside effective product and brand marketing.

We are seeking a Sales Product Manager for the Estonian market, responsible for presenting construction solutions and products to architects, designers, and builders, conducting product training sessions, offering technical support for product marketing and usage, and overseeing product documentation.

You will fit into the Knauf team if:

you like to communicate with people.

you are a flexible, skilled argumentator and feel comfortable in performance situations. 

In addition, systematicity and noticing details are characteristic of you.

Presenting construction solutions and products to a diverse customer base.

Conducting product training sessions.

Providing technical support for product marketing and usage.

Responsible for product documentation.

Candidates should have a minimum of three years' experience in construction field or building materials. 

Proficiency in Microsoft 365 and AutoCAD is required. 

A good command of Estonian and English is necessary, and knowledge of Russian will be considered an advantage. 

A category B driving license is essential. 

Applicants must be willing to undertake internal business trips.

Company car and equipment for moder work.

Welcoming team with comprehensive support during the onboarding process.

Professional and product training opportunities.

Stable employment in a modern office environment.

Flexible working hours and location.

International communication and collaboration with colleagues from the Baltics, Poland, and Germany.

Knauf is a global leader in the building materials industry with over 40,000 employees and a presence in over 90 countries worldwide. Knauf Gypsum EAST business is represented by 3,300 employees, 26 plants and gypsum quarries and covers 28 countries, including Baltics