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Senior Enterprise Account Executive, Public Sector

MongoDB Mexico City senior full-time

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Description

Job Overview

As a Senior Enterprise Account Executive in the Public Sector, you will play a crucial role in driving MongoDB's growth and success. You will identify and pursue new business opportunities, cultivate relationships with key stakeholders, and ensure the successful adoption of MongoDB's solutions.

Responsibilities

  • Prospect into CTOs, Engineering/IT leaders, and technical end users
  • Identify net-new customers through outbound prospecting
  • Manage the full sales cycle for all MongoDB Products & Services
  • Develop and execute a strategic territory plan to achieve revenue targets
  • Build a sales pipeline in Salesforce and Clari while maximizing prospecting tools such as Sales Navigator, ZoomInfo, Sendoso, and Outreach
  • Collaborate with the sales ecosystem to drive sales initiatives and partnerships

Requirements

  • 5+ years of full-cycle sales experience, with an emphasis on working with customers in the Public Sector
  • Demonstrated success with cold calling and creative pipeline generation strategies
  • A proven track record of overachievement and hitting sales targets
  • Ability to articulate the business value of complex enterprise technology
  • Fluent in English

Nice to Have

  • Passionate about growing your career in the largest market in software (database)
  • Previous Sales Methodology training (e.g., MEDDIC, SPIN, Challenger Sales)
  • Familiarity with databases, development, and open-source technology a plus

Skills

Required

Nice to have

  • MEDDIC
  • SPIN
  • Challenger Sales
  • databases
  • open-source technology

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