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Sales Lead, AI Enablement

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New York, NY
Senior level
Hybrid
New York, NY
Senior level
Lead and grow a sales pod while personally developing and closing enterprise opportunities for Factor’s AI Enablement offerings. Build a repeatable GTM motion, sales playbook, messaging, demos, qualification processes, proposals, and coaching rhythms. Sell AI-enabled legal transformation solutions to senior legal, legal operations, procurement, transformation, and business stakeholders. Use buyer feedback to improve positioning, packaging, product modules, and go-to-market strategy while owning individual and team results.
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Factor is the leader in AI-integrated law, helping corporate legal departments transform how complex legal work gets done. 

We combine legal expertise, process discipline, technology, and business integration to help clients deliver complex transactional work at scale. Our clients include Fortune 500 companies across financial services, pharmaceuticals, technology, and other highly regulated industries. 

About the Role 

AI is already a board-level priority for legal teams but most are still working out how to turn ambition into real operational change. Factor’s built a suite of AI Enablement offerings to support this need. It’s the fastest-growing segment of our business and on target to double in 2026. 

We’re looking for a Sales Lead to help build that market. 

You’ll be part enterprise seller, part category builder, and part GTM builder. You’ll lead a small sales pod while directly developing and closing opportunities with senior legal, legal operations, procurement, transformation, and business stakeholders. 

This is a player-coach role for someone who wants to do more than inherit a playbook. You’ll help create the playbook: designing a modern GTM motion, shaping the message, testing outbound and marketing-led strategies, coaching early-career sellers, and building a repeatable commercial engine for one of Factor’s most important growth areas

Why is this role is different?

You won’t be stepping into a fully built sales machine. You’ll help create it. 

This role is not simply about selling technology. It is about helping legal teams realize the benefits of AI through practical enablement, workflow change, and measurable operational impact. 

Salary-160,000-190,000 USD base plus commission

Responsibilties:

    • Build and lead a small sales pod of early-career sellers 

    • Design and execute a modern, high-velocity GTM motion across targeted outreach, events, referrals, account-based campaigns, executive networks, BDR-style motions, and marketing-led demand 

    • Sell Factor’s AI Enablement offering as a practical, repeatable journey for legal transformation, anchored in productized solutions including our award-winning Sensemaker Academy 

    • Build the sales playbook: messaging, outreach, demos, qualification, pitch materials, proposals, enablement content, and coaching rhythms 

    • Bring buyer feedback back into the business to improve packaging, positioning, product modules, demos, and go-to-market strategy 

    • Own both individual contribution and pod-level outcomes as the team scales 

Criteria:

    • 6–8+ years of B2B sales, commercial, or client development experience 

    • High energy, commercial drive, and a track record of overperformance 

    • Fluency in modern sales motions, including account-based selling, BDR/SDR collaboration, marketing-led demand, sales technology, CRM discipline, and tech-enabled pipeline management 

    • Strong consultative selling, executive communication, and storytelling skills 

    • Experience coaching, motivating, mentoring, or informally leading junior commercial talent 

    • Comfort building structure in an ambiguous or early-stage sales environment 

    • Interest in AI, legal transformation, contracting, and emerging technology categories 

    • Experience selling to legal, legal operations, procurement, compliance, or other enterprise functions is strongly preferred 

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