Enterprise Account Executive, Opal

• 5+ years of quota-carrying field sales experience in a fast-paced and competitive market
• Consistent track record of landing net new logos
• Strong track record of meeting and exceeding sales quotas
• Experience selling complex enterprise software, security and infrastructure management preferred
• Strong executive presence, listening skills, and experience selling into the C-suite
• Curious and highly driven self-starter with start-up experience

• We are taking an age old problem in enterprise software and making it simple
• Our product prioritizes consumer grade simplicity with enterprise scale, reliability, and security.
• Define and execute sales strategies to meet and exceed assigned quota
• Manage the full sales cycle through prospecting, qualifying, managing POVs, and closing opportunities
• Partner with your CSM and SE counterparts to build strong partnerships, deliver continuous value, identity upsell opportunities, and ensure timely renewals for our customers
• Acquire and maintain knowledge of the access management industry and emerging competitive landscape
• Collaborate with the GTM team on sales best practices, key learnings of the industry and trends, and iterations of messaging and sales assets for pipeline generation and management
• Be a voice for the customer/prospect with internal teams including Sales Engineering/POV team, Product and Marketing to ensure appropriate prioritization
• Document your results and maintain accurate data across all sales systems

• Unlimited PTO + 10 company holidays
• Company stipend towards health, vision, and dental insurance
• Weekly meal plan for coffee and lunch
• Travel and mobile phone reimbursement
• 401k plan

Total funding: $33.8m

A platform focused on decentralising access management for enterprise customers, Opal is a company that offer businesses self-serve catalogues and identity management software to streamline workflows and access company data. In big businesses with large numbers of employees, cloud access can lead to a higher threat of security breaches, a problem that has plagued large companies like Amazon for years.