Director of Federal Sales - Cybersecurity
$400 K–$440 K
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$400 K–$440 K
About the role
- 10–15 years of enterprise sales experience.
- Proven experience selling cybersecurity solutions into federal government accounts.
- Established relationships within DoD and the Intelligence Community.
- Active Top Secret security clearance (TS/SCI preferred).Experience managing or coaching sales professionals while maintaining an individual quota.
- Track record of closing complex federal enterprise deals.
- Startup or high-growth technology sales experience.
- Technical ability to demonstrate cybersecurity products and engage confidently with technical buyers.
- Strong understanding of federal procurement processes and contracting vehicles.
- Additional Experience That Stands Out:
- Relationships with federal VARs, systems integrators, and Carahsoft.
- Previous experience as a solutions architect or sales engineer.
- Experience selling AI, machine learning, or advanced cybersecurity technologies.
- Why Consider This Opportunity?
- Build the federal sales organization from the ground up.
- Take ownership of a major growth opportunity in AI cybersecurity.
- Work with a recognized AI security innovator backed by leading strategic investors.
- Sell technology addressing critical security challenges across government and defense.
- Competitive equity opportunity.
- High earning potential with $400K–$440K OTE.
- A hands-on federal cybersecurity sales leader with an active clearance, deep DoD/IC relationships, and the ability to personally close major deals while building a high-performing sales team.
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