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manufacturing Presells Representative
PepsiCo, Inc.Burnsville, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $30.31/hr
Total Compensation: $30.31/hr
manufacturing Sr. Director of Sales
Buddy's Kitchen, Inc.Burnsville, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $150K - $175K/yr
Total Compensation: $150K - $175K/yr
manufacturing Tesla Advisor, Sales
Tesla, Inc.Lake Elmo, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: Yes (amount not posted)
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Total Compensation: NA
manufacturing Store Sales Associate/ Delivery Driver
PPG Industries, Inc.Oakdale, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $16/hr
Total Compensation: $16/hr
manufacturing Sales Engineer
Harvey Vogel Manufacturing CompanyWoodbury, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $50K/yr
Total Compensation: $50K/yr
manufacturing In Home Sales Representative
Pella CorporationWoodbury, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $50K/yr
Total Compensation: $50K/yr
manufacturing Strategic Account Manager
Proto Labs, Inc.Maple Plain, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $80K - $190K/yr
Total Compensation: $80K - $190K/yr
manufacturing Facilities & Reliability Tech
Hawkins, Inc.Rosemount, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $85K - $95K/yr
Total Compensation: $85K - $95K/yr
manufacturing 2nd Shift Powder Coater
Decimet Sales, Inc.Rogers, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $23 - $28/hr
Total Compensation: $23 - $28/hr
manufacturing National Sales Specialist
Great Northern EquipmentRogers, MN
Industry: Manufacturing
Salary: $22 - $28.5/hr
Total Compensation: $22 - $28.5/hr
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