EchoMark

Information Security

EnterpriseAccountExecutiveLosAngeles

$230–300k Los Angeles, California, United States FULL TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Enterprise Account Executive - Los Angeles at EchoMark. Skills: Enterprise sales, SaaS sales, Cybersecurity sales. Own the entire sales process. Identify key stakeholders”

What You'll Achieve.

Execute on aggressive revenue targets

Industry & Context.

Information Security

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5+ years closing experience in B2B SaaS, 5+ years enterprise accounts experience, Fluent in modern enterprise sales methodologies, Capable of managing long sales cycles

Nice to Have

Experience selling Security, Experience selling Cybersecurity, Experience selling Compliance, Experience selling complex IT solutions, Speak the language of a CISO, Consistent history of over-achieving quota, Startup mindset

What You'll Do.

Own the entire sales process

Identify key stakeholders

Navigate through a consultative sales process

Develop account strategies for enterprise targets

Map out organizational structures

Demonstrate forensic watermarking technology

Articulate how technology solves problems

Build pipe through outbound efforts

Build pipe through networking

Build pipe through creative prospecting

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Provide market feedback to product teams

Communication Scope

Technical evangelism

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