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Sales, Business Development & Partnerships Manager (POS Terminal Solutions) at WAYA Multilinks – Abia
CDIil y a 10 jours
Job Description
Cross River
CDI
Salary of N200,000
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Company: WAYA Multilinks Location: Nigeria State: Cross River Jobs Job type: Full-Time Job category: Sales/Marketing Jobs in Nigeria Wayalinks Technology Limited is a fast-growing fintech company revolutionizing payment solutions across Nigeria. We deliver quality POS terminal solutions and empower businesses with seamless financial technology. We value ownership, agility, and results-driven professionals who thrive in dynamic environments. We are seeking an experienced Sales, Business Development & Partnerships Manager to drive POS terminal deployment, merchant acquisition, and revenue growth across multiple territories. This is a high-impact role for a self-starter with proven fintech sales experience and an existing network in the payments ecosystem. We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Sales, Business Development & Partnerships Manager (POS Terminal Solutions) Location: Calabar, Cross River Employment Type: Full-time Key Requirements Proven experience selling or deploying POS terminals (mandatory). Strong knowledge of Merchant Acquiring and payment solutions. Background with fintechs, payment companies, or banking institutions. Existing network of merchants, aggregators, and agents (highly valued). Exceptional negotiation, communication, and relationship-building skills. What We Offer Base Salary of N200,000 / month. + 5% commission on all revenue generated. Weekly transportation and data allowances. Clear career growth opportunities in a fast-paced fintech environment. Application Closing Date 2nd August, 2026. Don't Keep! Kindly
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