Enterprise Account Executive
Enterprise Account Executive
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Generate new pipeline by prospecting into Heads of Tax, CFOs and Tax Managers at enterprise digital platforms and marketplaces
- Run a structured enterprise sales process (SPICED/MEDDPICC), closing deals of $100K+ ARRBuild and present value-driven pricing proposals and ROI models to multi-stakeholder buying committees across global markets
- Create strategic account plans and run QBRs to unlock upsell and cross-sell over 12-18 month roadmaps
- Build deep relationships with senior stakeholders around compliance, risk mitigation and international scalability
- 7+ years selling complex B2B SaaS, including 4+ years as an Enterprise AE (8+ new logo deals per year at $100K-$300K ACV) in B2B SaaS or API-based products
- Experience at premium fintech, tech, SaaS or AI startups/scale-ups
- Strong outbound prospecting and self-sourced pipeline generation
- Visible track record of quota attainment
- Proficiency in MEDDPICC or another structured enterprise sales methodology; Salesforce experience
- Comfortable presenting to and influencing C-suite stakeholders, and managing multi-stakeholder deals across global markets
- Able to explain technical/API product value to business buyers
- Based in, or willing to relocate to, New York (hybrid, 2 days/week in office)
- Competitive equity and benefits
- Visa sponsorship is not available for this role.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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