Gradient Labs
Enterprise Account Executive, US Financial Institutions
New York Office
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 56 days ago
SalesAccount ManagementProcurementCustomer SupportPublic Speaking
About the role
- Together, they give product and operations teams the visibility and control to trust every outcome.
- We're a team of builders from companies like Monzo, Wise, Mastercard, Revolut and Google.
- Act as a trusted advisor anchored on ROI and operational impact. - Champion Our Product: Evangelise Gradient Labs through tailored presentations, live demos, and strategic conversations.
Responsibilities
- Own the full sales cycle for community banks, regional banks, and credit unions across the US, from self-generated pipeline through to closing complex, high-value deals.
- Build long-term relationships with COOs, Heads of Customer or Member Experience, and other C-suite stakeholders.
- Partner with marketing, AI Delivery, and the wider team to execute campaigns, streamline the customer journey, and deliver an industry-leading experience.
Requirements
- 5 to 7+ years closing enterprise B2B SaaS, with a consistent track record of six-figure+ ACV deals.
- AI and SaaS landscape fluency, with the ability to hold credible technical conversations and clearly articulate how Gradient Labs differs from incumbents.
Company info
- Evangelise Gradient Labs through tailored presentations, live demos, and strategic conversations.
- Work closely with product and engineering to bring market signal back into the roadmap.
- AT GRADIENT LABS, WE'RE BUILDING THE AI CUSTOMER OPERATIONS PLATFORM FOR FINANCIAL SERVICES.
- Founded in 2023, we now work with some of the biggest names in banking and fintech.
- Our platform runs specialist agents, purpose-built for financial services, to eliminate manual work across customer support and back-office operations.
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