fonio. ai

AI

AccountExecutive

€100–150k London, United Kingdom FULL TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Account Executive at fonio. ai. Skills: Account Executive, B2B SaaS sales, closing. Own the full sales cycle: discovery, demo, negotiation, close. Run 8–15 demos per day with qualified inbound and SDR-generated leads”

What You'll Achieve.

help drive our growth in the UK; scale to market leadership

Industry & Context.

AI
Eligibility Requirements

2 months onboarding on-site in Vienna, then relocation to London

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

2+ years of B2B SaaS sales experience as an AE (or similar closing role), track record of consistently hitting or exceeding quota, Comfort with high-velocity, transactional SMB sales (short cycles, high volume), Ownership mentality, drive, and clear communication, Understanding of the UK SME landscape is a must

Nice to Have

Curiosity for AI / voice tech and our product

What You'll Do.

Own the full sales cycle: discovery

Run 8–15 demos per day with qualified inbound and SDR-generated leads

Translate customer needs into clear value propositions for UK SMEs

Drive opportunities to close: handle objections

Capture customer learnings and feed them back into product

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborate with SDRs, Marketing, and Customer Success to continuously improve the funnel

Communication Scope

Native or fluent English; clear communication

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