Kpler
Account Executive - Energy and Chemicals (New Business)
Employment
Full-timeFrom the employer
Full-time
Level
Not statedTeam
Sales - Mid Market Americas / CommercialCountry assessment
Not doable from Austria because the employer's own board marks it as not remote.
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Job description
The Sales team is looking for a highly motivated Senior Account Executive - Energy and Chemicals (New Business) who is excited about selling a disruptive technology solution in the Energy and Chemicals sector and hunting new logos across the United States.
This is a hunter role. You will own 70%+ of your own pipeline generation through outbound prospecting, close $50K-$250K ARR deals with complex buying committees, and consistently exceed quota targets.
Key Responsibilities:
- Own the full sales cycle: prospect new business, develop opportunities, demo the product, and close sales
- Generate 60%+ of pipeline through outbound prospecting (30+ meaningful touches/day minimum)
- Build multi-threaded relationships with prospects across the buying committee (not single-threaded)
- Sell to economic buyers (VP/C-level), not just end-users or directors
- Collaborate with global Sales team, Product, and Market Analysts to close strategic deals
- Provide accurate forecasts (90%+ commit accuracy expected)
- Close new business consistently at or above quota level
Experience & Background:
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3+ years in new business SaaS sales with verifiable track record
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85%+ quota attainment for each of the last 3 years
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50%+ of pipeline self-sourced through outbound prospecting
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Experience closing $30K-$150K+ ARR deals with multi-stakeholder buying committees
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Proven ability to access and sell to VP/C-level economic buyers
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Experience with MEDDPICC or similar qualification framework
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Experience in chemicals, energy, or data/analytics sectors (nice-to-have, not required)
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Experience selling to C-suite in mid-market or enterprise accounts
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Track record of exceeding quota with verifiable references
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Desirable: