This is not just a sales department.
It’s the first line of contact with architects, investors, and individual clients — those who have the courage to dream beyond the standard.

We’re looking for someone who:

– knows how to listen before they speak,
– understands the importance of timeliness and trust,
– feels at ease in the world of architecture, aesthetics, and detail,
– isn’t afraid to lead meetings, prepare offers, and finalize contracts,
– believes that sales are more about relationships than transactions.

Your role will involve developing relationships, responding to inquiries, and supporting the process from the first conversation to the signing of the agreement.

This position is for someone who truly understands what precision means.
At NOMO, precision isn’t an add-on — it’s the starting point.
It will be up to you to ensure that the architect’s vision and the investor’s expectations are translated into solutions that can actually be implemented. Real, durable, precise.

We’re looking for someone who:

– has experience in designing aluminium joinery and knows construction systems,
– can read and create technical documentation,
– feels confident using programs such as AutoCAD / CADprofi / Orgadata,
– understands what it means to take responsibility for detail — and isn’t afraid to do so,
– can communicate clearly, precisely, and calmly with installers, production teams, and designers.

This is a role for those who know how to listen — and ask the right questions.
It’s not just about “what needs to be done,” but how — and why in this way.

Here, you don’t design in mass production. You design knowing that what you draw will become part of someone’s home.

This position is for someone who understands that the final stage of a project stays with the client for a long time.
Because it’s not just about looking good in photos — it’s about working flawlessly for years.

We’re looking for someone who can combine a technical eye with a sense of responsibility for the entire final process:

– precise measurements that determine everything,
– quality inspection of joinery before installation,
– coordination of installation teams and schedules,
– collaboration with architects and investors in the final stage,
– attention to detail that defines quality — and to the emotions that remain afterward.

This role is for someone who can recognize when a project is truly ready, not just finished.
And who knows that the final result depends not only on glass and aluminium — but on approach, calmness, and intuition.