Account Executive
Account Executive
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Own the sales cycle from qualified intro to signed deal
- Focus on mid-market and enterprise accounts in your region
- Collaborate with SDRs and GTM team on strategic account plans
- Represent Soda at key events, executive meetings and customer sessions
- Work alongside Soda's CRO and technical team to close deals
- Build relationships with engineering, data and platform teams
- 5+ years in B2B tech sales, with at least 2 years closing full cycles as an AE
- Experience selling to technical buyers - data, infrastructure, or developer tools
- Track record of building your own pipeline and closing what you source
- Team player that tracks their business in Salesforce so that sales engineers, management and engineering can help you close deals
- Based in the US - we're hiring across multiple regions
- Bonus points for
- Background in data infrastructure, observability, or data quality tools
- Experience selling to technical buyers and/or Data Management
- Previous success in high-growth startups
- A quota-carrying role at a fast-growing, VC-backed open-source startup with global traction
- A territory with great brands looking to invest in Data Quality and Observability
- A very strong demand generation engine behind you, with dedicated, experienced SDRs and CEs on your team
- OTE of $220-260K, plus equity
- 401k with matching, Unlimited PTO
- Full ownership, no micromanagement, and real input into GTM strategy
- The chance to sell a great product to the world's leading enterprises
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