Senior Sales Executive
Senior Sales Executive
Posted today
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$170 K
About the role
- Proven hunter mentality with success creating and closing net-new opportunities without relying heavily on inbound leads
- Experience selling high-end enterprise software such as PLM, ERP, CRM, or complementary enterprise platforms
- Experience selling SaaS/subscription-based solutions (ideally 9 months or longer)
- Highly independent and capable of building pipeline and managing deals without significant hand-holding
- Executive presence and ability to interact with large enterprise customers
- Comfortable working remotely and collaborating with international teams
- Comfortable with periodic travel for conferences and customer meetings (15% of the time)
- Experience selling high-end enterprise software such as PLM, ERP, CRM, or complementary enterprise platforms
- PLM background
- Proven hunter mentality with success creating and closing net-new opportunities without relying heavily on inbound leads
- Experience selling SaaS/subscription-based solutions (ideally 9 months or longer)
- Highly independent and capable of building pipeline and managing deals
- Executive presence and ability to interact with large enterprise customers
- Comfortable working remotely and collaborating with international teams
- Comfortable with periodic travel for conferences and customer meetings (15% of the time) Plusses:
- Prior team lead or sales management experience
- Experience coaching or leading approximately 3 to 5 salespeople
- Sales experience within food & beverage, cosmetics, household products, chemicals, or CPG
- Existing network of system integrators or implementation partners
- Ability and desire to eventually step into broader North American sales leadership responsibilities
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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