Turn this role into an interview — a resume and cover letter built around what this employer wants.
SuiteFiles is hiring an Account Executive (SMB) in Melbourne, hybrid. You will own the full sales cycle end-to-end, from discovery and demo in a single call to trial, proposal, negotiation and close.
The role emphasises cold-calling as the primary lead gen channel and a genuine 50/50 inbound/outbound mix, targeting accounting firms in AU/NZ. You’ll build relationships across Melbourne’s accounting-firm groups, sell to firms with 5–30 seats, and operate in a fast-paced, growth-focused environment
Account Executive (SMB) – SuiteFiles | $90K Base + Super | $160K OTE (Uncapped) | Melbourne, Hybrid
Explainer Video
SuiteFiles has been solving document management for accounting firms for over a decade — not as a side hustle, as the actual business. In 2015, our co-founder sat next to Xero's Rod Drury on a flight, right after Xero bought what became Xero Practice Manager. Xero needed a documents solution. SuiteFiles built it. We've been an official Xero Practice Manager partner ever since.
14 years in, we've grown revenue every single year. No down years. Not even in the shaky 2022-2024 stretch that hit a lot of SaaS businesses harder. And 2026 has been our best yet — strongest half-year on record, four consecutive record-breaking months.
We're backed by a US-based private equity investor, run by a CRO who's been in the seat 4.5 years (rare in this industry, and a signal about how this team operates). Now we're adding a second Melbourne-based AE to build out our presence near Xero's Australian HQ and grow the AU/NZ side of the business properly.
You don't need years of closing experience. What matters is whether you're genuinely good on the phone, right now, in your current role.
Some SDR or early AE experience helps, but the calling comfort and coachability matter more than the résumé.
Most "junior AE" roles are a disguised churn machine — someone dialling in the dark with no support and no plan. This isn't that. You're joining a company that's just had its best year in a decade, with a CRO who's stayed 4.5 years and a team that's stuck around even longer. Julian's been here five years. That kind of retention doesn't happen by accident.
You'll be selling to a genuinely value-led buyer — accountants are conservative, but they make decisions fast once they see value, which is exactly why this sales cycle runs in weeks, not quarters. And you'll be trained properly: a real ramp, a coaching platform the whole team actually uses, and a mentor who's already proven the model works.
If you're ready to pick up the phone and build something real — not just fill a quota — this is worth your time.