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About Human Interest

Human Interest runs 401(k) and 403(b) plans for employers, syncing contributions with payroll and taking on fund selection and fiduciary liability, and says more than 47,000 businesses use it. Most of its sales hiring is for field Partner Account Managers who build referral networks with payroll and HCM providers, benefit brokers, CPAs and financial advisors serving small businesses, alongside regional account executives and an inside sales team. Partner roles are tied to US metros such as Houston, Atlanta, Detroit, Las Vegas, the New York boroughs and Washington DC, while inside sales and customer success work from Lindon, Utah.

$135k–$155k/yr

Typical pay, live

, SalesJobs.Now shows 41 open Human Interest sales roles; the postings mostly run from $135k to $155k a year, with $135k in the middle.

Human Interest sales openings

Board read 31 Oct 2026, 07:06 UTC

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Human Interest openings by country

Where its sales openings take applicants, country by country.

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Human Interest as an employer

A 401(k) provider that says it launches one in three new 401(k) plans, more than any other provider. Posted pay: $135k–$155k/yr, midpoint $135k/yr.

Hiring now, with pay read from the salaries its own postings state
Hiring right now

41 sales openings at Human Interest, as its own board showed them 31 Oct 2026.

How pay is built

Sellers are salaried employees whose variable target roughly matches their base, and the company says employees also receive stock option grants.

Where it hires

Field roles in US metros (Houston, Dallas, El Paso, Atlanta, Charlotte, Raleigh, Detroit, Indianapolis, Las Vegas, Reno, the Los Angeles area, New York City and Washington DC, among others), remote in the US, and Lindon, Utah.

Pay at Human Interest

From today's postings, 31 Oct 2026
$135k–$155k/yrTypical posted pay

Midpoint $135k/yr across 41 openings with posted pay. Posted figures range from $80k/yr to $700k/yr.

Based on 41 distinct posted pay ranges, at this company, every range put on a yearly basis (a rate per hour × 2,080 hours).

Typical means from the 25th percentile of the midpoints of posted ranges (each counted as yearly pay, a rate per hour at 2,080 hours) to the 90th percentile of their top ends, the yardstick behind every list on this site. How we source and grade each salary figure.

Sales roles Human Interest hires for

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Is Human Interest a good company to sell for?

A 401(k) provider that says it launches one in three new 401(k) plans, more than any other provider.

Is Human Interest still an active employer?

Yes. A 401(k) provider that says it launches one in three new 401(k) plans, more than any other provider. How its pay is structured: Sellers are salaried employees whose variable target roughly matches their base, and the company says employees also receive stock option grants.

What does a sales job at Human Interest pay?

On Human Interest's board today, the 41 openings that post pay put the typical band at $135k–$155k/yr and the midpoint at $135k/yr. Posted figures range from $80k/yr up to $700k/yr.

Is selling for Human Interest worth it?

Posted pay at Human Interest: $135k–$155k/yr, midpoint $135k/yr. Business services suit reps who want a structured sales organization, a defined territory and a clear ladder.

How is Human Interest's sales comp put together?

Sellers are salaried employees whose variable target roughly matches their base, and the company says employees also receive stock option grants.

Where are Human Interest's sales roles based?

Field roles in US metros (Houston, Dallas, El Paso, Atlanta, Charlotte, Raleigh, Detroit, Indianapolis, Las Vegas, Reno, the Los Angeles area, New York City and Washington DC, among others), remote in the US, and Lindon, Utah.

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