Sales and Alliances Leader
Sales and Alliances Leader
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- A strong track record of selling to mid-sized organizations and a deep understanding of the mid-market sales environment.
- Experience selling cybersecurity, technology consulting, managed services, or other complex business-to-business services.
- A proven hunter who can independently source opportunities, build relationships, and close new business.
- Existing relationships in Texas or the West Coast that can help open doors with technology and security leaders.
- Experience managing multi-stakeholder sales cycles and communicating credibly with senior executives.
- Comfort working as an individual contributor within a lean company where established sales infrastructure and support may be limited.
- Small-company or growth-stage experience strongly preferred.
- Working knowledge of areas such as managed detection and response, security operations, cloud security, identity, and risk or compliance is helpful.
- Google Cloud or partner-led selling experience is a plus, but this role is primarily focused on direct sales.
- Location Remote within one of the following target markets:
- Texas: Austin or Dallas preferred
- California: San Francisco preferred
- The successful candidate should be able to meet customers and partners in person and cover the broader Texas and West Coast territory as needed.
- Engagement and Compensation This is intended to be a full-time commitment structured initially as an independent consulting engagement. Scybers expects to evaluate conversion to U.S. employment after the first year based on individual performance and continued U.S. growth.
- Competitive fixed compensation
- Revenue-based incentive compensation
- Potential participation in Scybers’ employee ownership program
- Additional Job Application TermsThis job is part of LinkedIn’s Full-Service Hiring beta program. Eligibility is limited to candidates located in and performing services in the United States, excluding those based in Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada, South Carolina, or West Virginia.
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