Early-stage Account Executive responsible for full sales cycle: prospecting, qualifying, closing, onboarding, and customer success. Help build and document the initial sales playbook and establish predictable revenue growth.
About Us: Sumble’s current focus is on acquiring, cleaning, and joining company-related data that integrates seamlessly with customers' data, enhancing go-to-market operations. Our long-term vision is to become the primary destination for accessing high-quality external data.
Our Team: We are a team of 35. We have a strong technical team with experience working at companies such as Meta, Google, Databricks, Stack Overflow and Kaggle. And a strong GTM team with people from Rippling, Salesforce, Oracle, Zendesk, Pendo and Opendoor.
Requirements
We're looking for an entrepreneurial early sales hires who are comfortable jumping into an early-stage environment and are excited about building something from the ground up:
- Own the entire sales cycle from prospect identification through contract signing, customer onboarding and customer success.
- Help refine and document the early sales playbook.
What Success Looks Like:
- First 30 days: Deep understanding of our product, market, and ideal customer profile.
- First 60 days: Established prospecting system and initial pipeline of qualified opportunities.
- First 120 days: Consistent pipeline generation and initial deals closed.
- First 240 days: Predictable revenue generation and documented sales playbook.
- First year: Other sales reps onboarded and starting to execute against the sales playbook.
We hire remotely across US time zones.
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision (US)
- 401k (US)
- Target 4 weeks PTO
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