Sales Director
Desktime Talent Inc · New York, United States · 2 mo ago
RemoteRemoteBusiness Development$165k–$175k/yrFull-time
About the Role
This isn't just a sales role—it's an evangelist mission. You will be the first dedicated US hire, tasked with introducing Account Verification Services (AVS) to the American banking landscape. You won't just be following a playbook—you'll be helping write it.
Key Responsibilities
- Drive New Business: Proactively generate opportunities through strategic outreach, high-level networking, and marketing-led initiatives
- Strategic Collaboration: Work closely with the Head of US and dedicated pre-sales engineer to support deal progression and successfully negotiate and close deals
- Evangelize the Solution: Educate the market on AVS and fraud-prevention tooling. Articulate value even while technical features are still being refined
- Full-Cycle Ownership: Manage the complex sales cycle from initial contact to closing, navigating C-level stakeholders and complex bank hierarchies
- Market Intelligence: Act as eyes and ears, providing feedback on competitive positioning and US-specific requirements to shape the product roadmap
About You
- 8-10 years experience selling software solutions to US financial institutions
- Proven knowledge of AVS, account validation, fraud prevention, or payment risk solutions
- Understanding of US payment rails (ACH/Nacha, RTP, FedNow)
- Strong commercial acumen with ability to drive sales from lead generation to deal close
- Ability to engage C-level executives and navigate complex organizations
- Entrepreneurial spirit—comfortable with ambiguity and building from the ground up
- Proactive communicator who anticipates market shifts
- Consultative seller who can translate complex technical features into clear business ROI
Compensation & Benefits
- Base Salary: $165,000 - $175,000 + variable compensation
- Health insurance
- 401(k)
- 17 paid holidays
- MacBook Pro, iPhone, and all tech you need
- Quarterly company meetups in Europe
- Culture of ownership, innovation, and autonomy