Abnormal AI

Technology

SalesEngineer,Enterprise

$134–158k United States Remote Friendly
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Senior candidates.

The Brief

“Sales Engineer, Enterprise at Abnormal AI. Skills: Email security, Sales Engineering, Technical sales. Serve as technical sales lead. Own Proof of Value outcomes”

What You'll Achieve.

Win complex opportunities; Conquer email security challenges; Drive successful POV programs; Achieve customer satisfaction; Achieve Enterprise outcomes

Industry & Context.

Technology
Problems you'll solve

Architect solutions

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5+ years Sales Engineering experience, Technical presentation skills, Communication skills, Ability to see big picture, Uncover complex business challenges, Architect solutions, Work independently, High sense of ownership

Nice to Have

BSCS or BSEE, CISSP certification, CEH certification, Security certifications, Messaging security knowledge, Internet security knowledge

What You'll Do.

Serve as technical sales lead

Own Proof of Value outcomes

Co-lead customer relationships

Deliver product demonstrations

Provide technical pre-sales support

Develop sales objectives

Execute sales objectives

Develop account penetration strategies

Execute account penetration strategies

Conduct technical research

Conduct competitive landscape research

Address customer questions

Address customer objections

Serve as technical resource

Educate sales executives

Drive customer satisfaction

Drive Enterprise outcomes

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partner with Account Executives

Communication Scope

Technical presentations; Value articulation; Storytelling

Process & Methodology

Proof of Value programs

Full Job Description

About the Role Abnormal AI is seeking an Enterprise Sales Engineer to join our growing Sales Engineering team. As an Enterprise Sales Engineer, you will serve as our customer’s primary technical contact, crafting strategic, value-based business cases to win complex Enterprise opportunities and help organizations conquer their most intractable email security challenges. In partnership with Enterprise Account Executives, you will be responsible for conducting in-person and remote product demonstrations, articulating the technical and business value of Abnormal AI’s platform, and driving successful outcomes for Enterprise-scale Proof of Value (POV) programs. The ideal candidate for this role will be located in the Boston area and possess the following skill set: Ability to tie technology to measurable business outcomes and drive Enterprise-level value Ability to influence senior-level audiences in both virtual and in-person settings High EQ; ability to read the room, engage stakeholders, demonstrate empathy, listen actively, and respond thoughtfully Ability to create value-driven presentations and tell compelling stories (PowerPoint, Google Slides) Strong discovery skills to uncover customer pain points, requirements, and strategic objectives What You Will Do Serve as the technical sales lead throughout the Enterprise pre-sales cycle, including owning Proof of Value (POV) outcomes and driving their success Co-lead customer relationships alongside Enterprise Account Executives and deliver technical product demonstrations Provide technical pre-sales support for Enterprise Account Executives Partner with Enterprise Account Executives on the development and execution of sales objectives and account-based penetration strategies Conduct technical and competitive landscape research to effectively address customer questions and objections Serve as a technical resource for Enterprise pre-sales security and platform diligence Educate sales executives and partners on Abnormal AI’

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