Vice President of Sales
$250,000-$300,000
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$250,000-$300,000
About the role
- Sales Enablement Strategy & Leadership
- Define and execute the company-wide sales enablement strategy aligned to revenue goals
- Build scalable onboarding and continuous training programs for Enterprise AEsEstablish KPIs to measure enablement effectiveness (ramp time, win rate, deal size, quota attainment)
- Partner with Sales Leadership to identify skill gaps and drive performance improvements
- Sales Training & Development
- Design and deliver onboarding programs for new hires in enterprise SaaS sales
- Develop ongoing training in discovery & qualification, deal strategy & multi-threading, negotiation & closing, and executive communication
- Run role-playing sessions, call reviews, and deal strategy workshops
- Provide 1:1 coaching on active enterprise deals
- Educate AEs on manufacturing terminology, protocols, equipment, and more
- Technical & Industry Enablement
- Train sales teams on computer vision and AI/ML concepts, and manufacturing workflows and use cases (quality inspection, automation, safety, etc.)Translate technical product capabilities into clear, compelling business value
- Partner with Field Applications Engineers to improve technical fluency across the sales team
- Develop enablement around key industry verticals (automotive, metals, electronics, etc.)Sales Process & Methodology
- Implement and reinforce a consistent enterprise sales methodology (e.g., MEDDICC, Challenger)
- Standardize best practices for pipeline management, forecasting, and deal qualification
- Develop playbooks for land-and-expand strategies within large manufacturing accounts
- Content & Tools Development
- Create and maintain sales playbooks, pitch decks, ROI calculators, and competitive battlecards
- Develop industry-specific messaging for manufacturing verticals
- Partner with Marketing and Product to ensure alignment on positioning and messaging
- Evaluate and implement modern sales enablement tools and platforms
- Performance Coaching & Analytics
- Analyze sales performance data to identify trends and training opportunities
- Partner with leadership to improve win rates, sales cycle efficiency, and average deal size
- Track onboarding effectiveness and ramp timelines
- Drive adoption of sales methodologies and tools across the team
- What You Bring
- Required7–12+ years of experience in enterprise SaaS sales, growing and developing sales teams and sales orgs
- Experience supporting enterprise sales teams selling into manufacturing or industrial environments
- You have grown a sales team from 2 people to 30 You have experience selling to industrials
- Strong understanding of consultative and value-based selling methodologies
- Proven ability to coach and develop high-performing sales professionals
- Experience with complex, multi-stakeholder enterprise sales cycles
- Excellent communication, presentation, and storytelling skills
- Strong analytical mindset with data-driven decision-making
- Experience working cross-functionally in a fast-paced startup environment
- PreferredExperience in computer vision, AI/ML, or data platforms
- Background in manufacturing or industrial markets
- Familiarity with automation technologies (MES, SCADA, sensors, etc.)Prior experience as an Enterprise Account Executive or Sales Leader
- Familiarity with MEDDICC, Challenger Sale, or similar frameworks
- Experience building enablement functions from the ground upKey SkillsSales coaching and adult learning principles
- Ability to translate technical concepts into business value
- Strong messaging and storytelling development
- Strategic thinking with hands-on execution
- Cross-functional leadership and influence
- Success Metrics
- Reduced ramp time for new Enterprise AEsImproved win rates and quota attainment
- Increased average deal size and pipeline conversion
- Adoption of sales methodologies, tools, and processes
- Positive feedback from the sales team on enablement effectiveness
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