Alex MacClaw maccman

Sales candidate:

Description:

You'd be an integral part of a small, but experienced, sales team and would be responsible on day 1 for closing deals, creating & implementing growth strategy, having a keen eye for product and market opportunity, and ensuring customers are successful. Competitive base & variable comp.

Requirements:

2-4 yrs experience in customer facing role (ex. sales, sales engineering, account management), preferably at B2B startup. If in sales, has been in closing role before. If not previously in sales, has desire to get into sales role.
Work out of SF office everyday.|

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