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About the role

Senior AE Enterprise, Fortune 1000 This role drives enterprise data, analytics, and AI adoption across Fortune 1000 organizations. The position owns the full sales lifecycle, from prospecting and discovery through evaluation, close, and ongoing account expansion. It works closely with internal teams and partner ecosystems to ensure successful customer outcomes.
Role Overview:
  • Develop and maintain a strong regional opportunity pipeline
  • Drive consistent revenue attainment aligned with growth goals
  • Acquire new enterprise customers while expanding existing Fortune 1000 accounts across a large region
  • Partner with channel and ecosystem stakeholders to advance and close deals
  • Lead negotiations and manage opportunities from initial outreach through close
  • Align complex customer needs with data, analytics, and AI solutions to ensure long-term satisfaction
  • Represent the organization at targeted enterprise and industry events
Qualifications:
  • 10+ years of experience managing large accounts and delivering net new business in enterprise software sales
  • Background selling data, analytics, AI, or integration platforms
  • Proven success closing complex, high-value deals and exceeding quota
  • Strong territory planning and pipeline execution skills across direct and partner channels
  • Established relationships within Fortune 1000 enterprises and partner ecosystems
  • Bachelor's degree required
  • Willingness to travel as needed

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