Mesh Computers
Customer Sales Advisor – PCs & IT

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About the Role
Mesh Computers is growing its London sales team and is looking for a customer-focused salesperson to join us. Most of our customers order online, but some call or email for advice, help choosing PC components, or assistance with a quotation. You’ll help them make confident choices and follow up on their enquiries.
What you’ll do
- Handle inbound customer calls and email enquiries.
- Give clear, helpful advice on PCs and computer components.
- Help customers prepare or complete quotations through our website and email.
- Follow up on enquiries and quotes, recording activity accurately.
- Work with colleagues across sales, customer service and operations to keep orders moving smoothly.
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What we’re looking for
- A helpful, confident communicator who enjoys speaking with customers.
- Basic knowledge of PCs and components, with a willingness to develop that knowledge.
- Customer-facing sales or customer service experience.
- Good organisation and accuracy when handling enquiries and quotations.
- A customer-first approach and the ability to follow up reliably.
Training and location
You’ll receive a full induction, including time in our production facility and other departments. This will help you understand PC components, assembly and production, and how work flows across the business.


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This is an office-based role at our NW10 London office. You should live locally or have a normal door-to-door commute of no more than one hour each way.
Hours and commission
The role is full-time, 9am–6pm, with usual lunch and rest breaks. Basic salary is £26,000–£29,000 per year, plus commission based on total sales and margins achieved. On-target earnings are £30,000–£35,000 per year, including basic salary and commission.
To apply
To apply, please submit your full CV and a brief note about your customer service or sales experience, your basic PC/component knowledge, your usual commute time to NW10 and your notice period or earliest start date.
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