RF-SMART

SaaS

AssociateSalesExecutive(OracleCloud)

$65–95k ~AI est. Jacksonville, Florida, United States; Denver, Colorado, United States; United States
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“Associate Sales Executive (Oracle Cloud) at RF-SMART. Skills: Sales, Client relationships, Revenue generation. Own prospect territory. Build relationships”

What You'll Achieve.

Build pipeline; Generate revenue; Close deals

Industry & Context.

SaaS
Problems you'll solve

Creative problem-solving

Eligibility Requirements

Some travel required

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

1-3 years sales experience, Customer-facing role experience, CRM tool experience

Nice to Have

Oracle Cloud ERP exposure, JD Edwards exposure, Microsoft Dynamics D365 exposure, Supply chain applications experience, NetSuite experience, Salesforce experience, HubSpot experience, Grit and perseverance demonstrated

What You'll Do.

Own prospect territory

Generate qualified meetings

Maintain follow-up cadences

Surface stakeholder insights

Qualify inbound leads

Support active opportunities

Maintain CRM accuracy

Support RFP responses

Surface market insights

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Regional selling team; Senior Sales Executive; Solution Consultants

Communication Scope

Written communication; Verbal communication

Full Job Description

Associate Sales Executive (Oracle Cloud) US East (Jacksonville, FL) or US West (Denver, CO) office is preferred, distributed from other geographies in the US will be considered We exist to transform our customers and change lives. The Opportunity As a Associate Sales Executive at RF-SMART, you will be the engine behind one of the most exciting growth stories in enterprise supply chain software — building the relationships and pipeline that fuel our next chapter. Embedded within a regional selling team alongside a Senior Sales Executive and Solution Consultants, you'll own a defined territory of Oracle Cloud, JD Edwards, and Microsoft D365 prospects and become the person they call when they're ready to move. This is a launch pad — designed to develop the next generation of RF-SMART enterprise sellers — and the opportunity to grow into a full sales cycle role is real and within reach. We just closed the strongest year in company history at $82.9M in revenue, and we're building toward $140M. That growth creates genuine opportunity for the people doing this work. What You'll Do Pipeline Development Own a defined prospect territory across Oracle Cloud, JD Edwards, and Microsoft D365 accounts — building relationships that pay off when the timing is right Execute personalized, multi-channel outreach via phone, email, LinkedIn, and events to warm prospects and generate qualified meetings that advance the pipeline Maintain consistent, strategic follow-up cadences over weeks and months — this is relationship selling, not spray-and-pray, and your persistence is what sets you apart Research accounts and surface key stakeholder insights before every meaningful touchpoint — showing up prepared builds trust and opens doors Qualify inbound leads and progress them into active sales cycles — converting interest into momentum that the broader team can close Sales Cycle Support Partner with your Senior Sales Executive to support active opportunities — coordinating demos, preparing mate

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