Sales Enablement Trainer

Visa Hunt; United States; On-site; USD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Wing Assistant is hiring a hands-on Sales Enablement Trainer to elevate our sales team by refining the emails, calls, and cadences reps use daily. This coach has closed deals personally and leverages credibility to drive measurable on-floor improvements.

You will audit calls, rewrite scripts, test strategies, and build scalable training modules that ramp new reps quickly and sharpen tenured ones.

Qualifications

• Experience selling outbound high-volume B2B and can show your numbers.
• Copywriting skills that convert and explain why it works.
• Comfortable on camera producing training videos without a production team.
• Ability to structure an A/B test, read results honestly, and act on them.
• Able to coach reps and build practical playbooks from real calls.

Responsibilities

• Sit in live and recorded calls to identify where deals are lost.
• Rewrite copy, scripts, and sequences to improve conversions.
• A/B test sales emails, call openers, demo pitches, and tactics; keep winners.
• Build outbound cadences to ensure timely follow-ups across channels.
• Coach reps one-on-one on real calls and develop an objection-handling playbook.
• Produce a video training series and self-serve modules with assessments.

Skills

Sales experience

Copywriting

On-camera delivery

A/B testing

CRM proficiency

Video training production

Tools

HubSpot

Apollo

Outreach

Salesloft

Instanlty

Smartlead

Job description

Wing Assistant is hiring a hands on Sales Enablement Trainer to level up our sales team — not with generic intro decks, but by improving the actual emails, calls, and cadences our reps use every day. This is a coach who has carried a quota and closed, and uses that credibility to make real, measurable improvements on the floor.

If your first instinct when a deal stalls is "let me see the thread and the call recording" — read on.

Responsibilities

• Sit in the calls — live and recorded — and find exactly where deals are being lost.
• Rewrite the copy, scripts, and sequences that aren't converting, and prove the new version works.
• A/B test sales emails, call openers, demo pitches, and tactics like personalized video — keep the winners, kill the losers.
• Build and tune outbound cadences so reps follow up at the right time, on the right channel, with the right message.
• Coach reps one-on-one on real calls and build the objection-handling playbook for our market — then drill it until it's reflexive.
• Produce a video training series and self-serve modules with assessments, so new reps ramp fast and tenured reps keep sharpening.

Requirements

You'll thrive here if you

• Have personally sold and closed — ideally outbound/high-volume B2B — and can show your numbers.
• Write sales copy that converts and can explain why it works.
• Are comfortable on camera and can produce clean training videos without a production team.
• Can structure an A/B test, read the result honestly, and make the call.
• Coach without crushing — you leave reps better and more confident.
• Move fast: a diagnosis becomes a usable fix in hours, not weeks.
• Know your way around a CRM (Hubspot plus) and a sales sequencing tool.

Nice to have
Experience in virtual staffing, BPO, or managed services · Pipedrive or CRM automations · video editing · sequencing tools (Apollo, Outreach, Salesloft, Instantly, Smartlead) · prior sales enablement assets (playbooks, battle cards, certification programs).

Why the Role

How the role actually runs — fast loop, not slow decks:Listen → Diagnose → Build → Intervene.

• You hear the calls, name the specific problem, build the fix the same day, and get it into reps' hands immediately. A pattern that shows up Monday should have a tested correction in motion by midweek.

Why this role

• You're joining at a build moment. You'll start lean and resourceful — and as the program proves it drives revenue, it ears more investment and room to grow. This is a roll-up-your-sleeves, multi-hat seat for someone who wants to own the engine, not manage a slide deck.

Originally posted on Himalayas