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DRIMCO GmbH in Munich seeks an Enterprise Sales/Growth Manager to lead outbound efforts, qualify opportunities, and convert target accounts. You will collaborate with the sales team to refine our playbook and scale a repeatable sales motion for industrial AI platforms.
The role requires 5+ years in B2B SaaS sales, a proven track record of closing high‑value deals, and fluency in English. You will own the end-to-end sales cycle from discovery to close, targeting global accounts and shaping
We are building an AI platform that enables teams to analyze and structure requirements from RFQs, tenders, and technical specification documents in the industrial domain.
In parallel with product development, we are expanding the reach of our early success by building a scalable sales motion. This role is designed to help us replicate our existing product success by targeting and converting companies with similar RFQ processes, ultimately turning our initial traction into repeatable, predictable growth.
As an Enterprise Sales/Growth Manager, you will be responsible for identifying, engaging, and converting companies that match our existing customer patterns. You’ll work closely with the sales team and leadership to refine the sales process, ensuring it scales efficiently as we grow.
What you will be doing:
DRIMCO is a fast‑growing industrial AI innovator backed by leading investors, developing patented multi‑AI technology that powers its DRIM platform to automate complex tender, RFQ, and compliance workflows for global industry leaders like Siemens, KSB, Royal Smit, and Innomotics, with more than 100 million requirements already processed. With $5M in recent funding accelerating product development and scaling efforts, DRIMCO offers the opportunity to join a world‑class team of AI researchers and industry experts solving a major industrial problem—one that currently causes manufacturers to lose up to 10% of annual revenue due to requirement misinterpretation—while shaping a category‑defining platform with meaningful real‑world impact