Commercial Coordinator
About the Role
At Helaina in the Healthcare space, Advanced nutrition for vitality through precision fermentation.
The Commercial Coordinator keeps our sales and marketing engine running. This is a hands-on entry-level role: you will own the behind-the-scenes work that lets our business development and marketing teams move fast — organizing our CRM, preparing sales materials, coordinating samples and follow-ups, supporting events and campaigns, and making sure nothing falls through the cracks. It is also a deliberate development role. You will sit close to the deal cycle and the market, learning how effera® is positioned, how customers buy, and how a commercial team operates. With strong performance, mentorship, and structured on-the-job training, this position is built to grow into a Business Development Manager role over time.
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Requirements
- 0–2 years of professional experience; recent graduates and early-career candidates are encouraged to apply
- Exceptionally organized and detail-oriented — you keep track of the small things so others don't have to
- A clear, professional communicator, comfortable working with internal teams and external customers
- Proactive and reliable; you follow through and take ownership without being chased
- Comfortable with software and quick to learn tools like CRMs, spreadsheets, and slide decks
- Genuinely eager to build a career in sales and business development — this is a growth role and you want to grow
- Curious about science, nutrition, or ingredients is a plus, but not required
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