Snappr
Enterprise Account Executive
San Francisco, CA · Exec
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 110 days ago
SalesAccount ManagementBusiness DevelopmentOutbound SalesPhotography
About the role
- Think marketplace giants, food delivery platforms, automotive OEMs, real estate platforms, and eCommerce leaders at the scale of Grubhub, DoorDash, and Airbnb.
- You'll report directly to our CEO and work closely with cross-functional teams to engineer creative, high-impact solutions for buyers with complex needs.
- If you love the chase, thrive in high-growth environments, and know how to get a whale to the table - this is your role.
Responsibilities
- Own the full new business sales cycle for enterprise accounts - from outbound prospecting and pipeline building to close.
- Build and manage a pipeline of high-value complex deals ($100k+ ACV).
- Develop custom proposals and pitches tailored to each prospect's business model and visual content needs.
- Partner cross-functionally with product, operations, and marketing to engineer solutions that actually work for clients at scale.
- Help shape how we go to market at the enterprise level - you're building the playbook, not just following one.
- As an Enterprise Account Executive, you'll own new business development for Snappr's most strategic segment - engineering complex partnerships with the world's largest enterprises.
Requirements
- 5+ years in enterprise sales, with a consistent track record of closing complex, high-value business.
- Proven ability to navigate complex, multi-stakeholder organizations and run multi-threaded deals from start to close.
- Product intuition - when a client surfaces a need we don't yet solve, you can translate that into a clear, actionable signal for the product team rather than letting it die in the conversation.
Nice to have
- Experience in or familiarity with marketplaces, food delivery, automotive, real estate, or eCommerce is a strong plus.
Compensation
- Compensation and Benefits:
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