Account Executive

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Ideally based in the Central or Eastern Region of the USFull-TimeMiddle

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Job Details

Experience: 2+ years

Requirements

2+ years of quota-carrying sales experience in B2B SaaS
Consistent record of meeting and exceeding sales quotas
Demonstrated ability to manage high-volume transactional cycles alongside complex, multi-stakeholder enterprise deals
Technical background with experience in data warehouses, cloud-native technologies, and data ecosystems
High degree of self-discipline, accurate sales forecasting, and CRM management
Entrepreneurial mindset
Excellent communication and presentation skills
BA/BS degree or equivalent practical experience

Responsibilities

Develop and execute strategic sales and territory plans to meet and exceed quarterly, and annual revenue objectives.
Manage a diverse deal portfolio, from high-velocity mid-market closings to strategic enterprise accounts.
Partner in lockstep with dedicated BDRs to co-develop territory plans and outbound strategies, providing active coaching and feedback.
Take full ownership of the end-to-end closing process, including discovery, solution pitching, and procurement activities.
Work closely with technical stakeholders (Data Engineers, FinOps) and executives to identify opportunities to expand SELECT's footprint.
Partner with the Solution Engineering team to drive solution-focused conversations.
Develop and execute a multi-channel outbound strategy, including email, LinkedIn, and phone.
Stay abreast of the latest trends in FinOps and data engineering.
Lead and contribute to team projects to refine sales playbooks.

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