Account Executive – Recruiting Services (Remote, Commission Only, 1099)

Title: Account Executive – Recruiting Services (Remote, Commission Only, 1099)About SimpleHire:SimpleHire is a recruiting partner for companies in the Trades and Healthcare industries. Instead of charging 20–30% placement fees, we act as our clients' in-house recruiting team for a flat monthly rate. It's a simple offer that saves companies money, and it's easy to sell.The Role:We're looking for hungry, self-driven closers who want to build real income selling a service that businesses actually need. You'll find, pitch, and close new clients anywhere in the United States. This is an independent contractor role: you run your own schedule, your own pipeline, and your own book of business.If you need someone checking on you every hour, this isn't for you. If you want uncapped upside, a team that has your back, and leadership that will put you in the best position to win, keep reading.What You Earn:Up to $7,500 in commission per signed client agreement, paid once per agreementRealistic first-year earnings of $50,000–$150,000+ based on how many deals you closeNo cap on the number of deals you can closeWhy SimpleHire:A culture people actually enjoy. We want you to like the work and the people you do it with.Tax support. Our accountant is available to help you understand your 1099 taxes and the business write-offs that come with this kind of work.A path to a salaried role. As SimpleHire grows, top performers will be first in line for full-time salaried positions.A product that sells. Flat monthly pricing, a performance promise, and no 20–30% fees give you a strong story to tell.What We're Looking For:Sales experience: staffing or recruiting sales preferred, but strong general business-to-business sales experience countsA true hustler mindset: you prospect daily without being told toConfident and comfortable with Microsoft Office and Google WorkspaceProfessional presence on the phone, on video, and in personHumble and coachable: no egosHonest, respectful, and genuinely good to work withYour own laptop, cell phone, and reliable vehicle

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