Regional Sales Director (Texas & South Central)
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- United States, United States
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Regional Sales Director (Texas & South Central) at Mercury Z: United States, United States, United States; On-site; Sales & Business Development. JobGrid adds normalized role facts, source context, and a path to the employer application page so candidates can compare the listing before applying.
- Location and workplace: United States, United States, United States, On-site
- Role classification: Sales & Business Development
- Source freshness: checked by JobGrid on 2026-06-10.
- Application path: candidates continue to the employer application page with non-personal referral tags.
Role Summary
Own and grow the Texas & South-Central territory by selling technical workforce solutions into data center construction projects. This is a field-based, hunter role focused on building a pipeline from scratch, developing relationships with key contractors and developers, and closing long-term, high-value service agreements.
Responsibilities
- Build, manage, and convert a pipeline of data center construction opportunities
- Develop relationships with General Contractors (GCs), Electrical Contractors (ECs), and developers
- Own the full sales cycle: prospecting, meetings, proposals, and closing
- Track active projects, bid cycles, and procurement timelines in the region
- Represent the company at job sites, client meetings, and industry events
- Partner with internal delivery teams to position and win work
Requirements
- 5–10+ years in sales or business development roles
- Experience selling staffing, workforce solutions, telecom, or construction services
- Proven track record closing 6–7 figure deals
- Strong ability to build relationships and generate new business
- Comfortable working in a field-based role with regional travel
Territory Overview
Texas & South Central is one of the fastest-growing data center regions, including:
- Dallas–Fort Worth (major hyperscaler cluster)
- Abilene, San Antonio, South Dallas
- Regional coverage: Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Oklahoma
DFW is the hub — most projects are drivable with occasional regional travel.
Nice to Have
- Existing relationships with contractors or developers in Texas
- Experience selling into data center or large infrastructure projects
- Familiarity with fiber, structured cabling, or low-voltage services
Compensation
- Competitive base salary
- Uncapped commission with strong earning potential
- Performance-based bonuses tied to growth