Atomic

Financial Services

AccountDevelopmentPartner

₹12–24L ~AI est. Remote FULL TIME Remote Friendly
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Account Development Partner at Atomic. Skills: Pipeline creation, Account growth, Outbound prospecting. Drive pipeline creation. Drive account growth”

Industry & Context.

Financial Services
Problems you'll solve

Identify gaps; Resolve gaps

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5+ years experience

What You'll Do.

Drive pipeline creation

Generate qualified meetings

Generate net-new logos

Expand stakeholder coverage

Uncover cross-sell opportunities

Gather inputs from teams

Identify cross-sell entry points

Create targeted contact lists

Develop engagement strategies

Maintain relationship intelligence

Run outbound sequences

Set introductory meetings

Set discovery sessions

Manage inbound signals

Coordinate next steps

Produce customer decks

Close-loop commitments

Turn strategy into plans

Maintain account plans

Prep for customer calls

Monitor account changes

Prospect into target accounts

Execute outbound strategies

Qualify inbound leads

Collaborate on campaigns

Provide messaging feedback

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Sales pod; Account Executive; Internal teams; Marketing campaigns

Communication Scope

Customer presentations

Process & Methodology

Action tracking, Execution plans

Full Job Description

WHO WE ARE: Atomic https://atomic.financial/ is building a more connected financial landscape that enables consumers to connect their payroll and financial data to services that will better their financial lives. At Atomic we're focused on building an incredible business while also having a huge social impact. We work with 8 of the top 10 financial institutions and 13 of the top 20 neobanks in the country to deliver exceptional user experiences and help people manage their money. ROLE SUMMARY The Account Development Partner is an embedded member of a sales pod who partners directly with the Account Executive (AE) to drive pipeline creation and account growth. This role is responsible for generating qualified meetings and opportunities through outbound prospecting for net-new logos, expanding stakeholder coverage and uncovering cross-sell opportunities within existing customer accounts, and operational support of the pod’s execution cadence by coordinating Monthly/Quarterly Business Reviews (MBRs/QBRs), gathering inputs from internal teams, and managing follow-ups and action tracking. Account contact expansion (within customers) - Build and maintain org charts for strategic accounts (new stakeholders, champions, influencers, etc). - Partner with AE to identify cross-sell entry points by persona, department, & use case. - Create targeted contact lists and engagement strategies aligned to overall account strategy. - Maintain clean CRM account/contact data and relationship intelligence. Meeting generation and pipeline support - Run outbound sequences into new personas / departments within existing accounts. - Set introductory meetings/discovery sessions for the assigned account executive. - Manage inbound expansion signals to the AE and coordinate next steps. Monthly Business Review (MBR/QBR) management - Own the MBR cadence: scheduling, agendas, preparation, follow-ups, and action tracking. - Gather inputs from Sales, Product, and Support (examples: usage, roadmap, ope

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