OpenArt AI
Sales Account Executive
Los Angeles · Mid · Full-time
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About the role
- Open to candidates in the Los Angles or San Francisco Bay Area.
- Our deals typically land between $10,000 and $50,000, which means volume, speed, and disciplined qualification matter more than long enterprise cycles.
- OpenArt is an AI Creative Platform used by millions worldwide.
Responsibilities
- Experience selling to creative, marketing, or design teams
- You will own a large book of growth and emerging accounts, running a true high-velocity, full-cycle motion.
Requirements
- 3+ years of full-cycle closing experience in SaaS or AI, with a quota record above 100%
- Coachability with a track record: be ready to name the coaching that changed your numbers
Compensation
- You'll close a high number of deals per year while building the expansion plays that grow initial purchases into larger, repeatable revenue.
- Run a high-velocity, full-cycle sales motion across inbound and outbound - closing 30-50 deals per year
- Velocity evidence: 20+ closed deals per year, multi-channel prospecting, and disciplined qualification
Company info
- Partner with your pod's Customer Success Manager to make sure new customers hit consumption targets and your held-back commission unlocks
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