Enterprise Account Executive- Data & AI services (Seattle, Washington)
Enterprise Account Executive- Data & AI services (Seattle, Washington)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Win net-new enterprise accounts across North America
- Build and execute strategic account plans alongside senior leadership
- Engage executive stakeholders and position Data, AI, Analytics, and Digital Transformation solutions
- Own the entire sales cycle, from prospecting and qualification to deal closure
- Create and grow pipeline through proactive outreach, networking, and relationship building
- Collaborate with solution, delivery, and leadership teams to develop compelling client value propositions
- 10+ years of enterprise sales experience selling Data & AI, Analytics, Digital, Cloud, or Technology Services into Fortune 1000 organizations
- Proven track record of acquiring net-new logos
- Strong hunting mindset with exceptional prospecting and cold-calling capabilities
- Experience navigating and closing complex, multi-stakeholder deals
- Ability to influence C-level and executive decision-makers
- Consultative selling approach focused on business outcomes and value creation
- Self-driven, entrepreneurial, and comfortable operating independently
- High Tech
- ElectronicsManufacturingConsumer Products
- AutomotivePharmaceuticalsIndustry expertise in these sectors is highly valued.
- Why Bristlecone?
- At Bristlecone, you'll have the opportunity to work with some of the world's leading enterprises, shape transformational Data & AI conversations, and directly influence the growth trajectory of a global consulting and technology organization.
- If you have the ambition to build, the resilience to hunt, and the ability to consistently win, we'd love to speak with you.
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