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assembly

Account Executive

New York or Remote (US) · Exec

Sponsorship not specified$50k-$500kDetected 191 days ago
SalesforceCRMSalesAccount ManagementAccounting

About the role

  • As an Account Executive you will report to the CEO and join our two-person sales team.
  • You'll sell to a wide range of service-based businesses (startups, accounting firms, law firms, agencies, and more), so strong discovery and solutioning matters a lot.
  • We'll compensate you well, invest deeply in your development, and give you the opportunity to help define our sales process, systems, and tooling as we scale.

Responsibilities

  • You'll lead discovery and solutioning. You'll understand customer workflows and pain points, map them to our product, and propose clear solutions across industries and use cases.
  • You'll own your pipeline. You'll stay on top of follow-ups, next steps, multi-threading, and deal hygiene. You'll keep forecasts accurate and momentum high.
  • You'll become an expert in our product. You'll develop deep product fluency - features, positioning, edge cases-and continually sharpen your demo and narrative as the product evolves.
  • You'll collaborate tightly with product and the broader team. You'll bring crisp feedback from the field - what's confusing, what's missing, what's resonating - and contribute beyond sales (product feedback, marketing, success, etc.).
  • You'll help build the machine. Early sales is messy. You'll help define the playbook: messaging, qualification, demo flow, CRM workflows, enablement, tooling, and reporting.
  • You understand how owners/operators buy, what they care about, and how to build urgency without being pushy.
  • You'll help build the machine. Early sales is messy.

Requirements

  • You have a track record of hitting quota and running deals through the finish line in a high-velocity environment.

Compensation

  • $50k-$500k

Company info

  • We're post-PMF with 1,000+ paying customers, and our sales lead exceeded quota last quarter.

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