AssetWatch, Inc.

manufacturing

EnterpriseAccountExecutive

Texas, United States
The Brief

“Enterprise Account Executive at AssetWatch, Inc.. Skills: Enterprise Account Executive, B2B sales, predictive maintenance solutions. drive growth within a defined portfolio of strategic enterprise accounts. acquiring new logos and expanding existing relationships”

What You'll Achieve.

Consistently meet or exceed quarterly and annual revenue targets; drive growth; acquiring new logos; expanding existing relationships; reduced downtime; improved reliability; cost savings

Industry & Context.

manufacturing

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

7+ years of experience in B2B sales in a complex or technical environment, 5+ years of experience selling directly to plant-level personas (e.g., maintenance, reliability, operations), Proven track record of consistently exceeding quota in enterprise or strategic account sales, Experience managing multi-stakeholder, long-cycle sales processes, business acumen with the ability to quantify and communicate ROI

Nice to Have

Experience selling predictive maintenance, IIoT, SaaS, or industrial technology solutions, Familiarity with reliability programs, maintenance workflows, and plant operations, Experience with land-and-expand sales models, Ability to navigate both plant-level and corporate decision-making structures

What You'll Do.

drive growth within a defined portfolio of strategic enterprise accounts

acquiring new logos and expanding existing relationships

delivering AssetWatch’s predictive maintenance solutions to asset-intensive industrial customers

Own and develop a defined set of named enterprise accounts within target industries

Build and execute strategic account plans to drive new logo acquisition and multi-site expansion

Identify and prioritize high-value opportunities across plants

Consistently meet or exceed quarterly and annual revenue targets

Build and manage a high-quality pipeline with conversion rates

Drive deals from initial discovery through pilot

and enterprise rollout

Engage plant-level stakeholders including maintenance managers

reliability engineers

Build relationships with executive buyers (VP Operations

Lead consultative discovery focused on operational challenges

Position AssetWatch’s full platform including vibration

and emerging solutions

Articulate clear business value tied to reduced downtime

Develop and present compelling ROI-driven business cases

Navigate complex sales cycles involving multiple stakeholders and approval processes

Lead pilot programs and ensure successful transition to paid deployments

Negotiate commercial terms and close enterprise agreements

Provide market feedback to Product and Marketing teams

Collaborate with leadership on territory strategy and forecasting

Maintain accurate pipeline and forecast visibility

Adhere to defined sales processes and stage exit criteria

Participate in regular deal reviews and account planning sessions

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partner with Customer Success to drive adoption and expansion; Provide market feedback to Product and Marketing teams; Collaborate with leadership on territory strategy and forecasting; Collaboration within core working hours is required

Communication Scope

communication; presentation; negotiation

Process & Methodology

Lead pilot programs, manage multi-stakeholder, long-cycle sales processes

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