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Join Kiona as the first commercial leader in France, building and scaling the business through hands‑on sales and market development.
At Kiona, we build technology that helps reduce unnecessary energy consumption, CO₂ emissions, and waste in buildings across Europe. By connecting existing systems and making data actionable, we enable customers to make better decisions – at scale. We are a leading Nordic SaaS company delivering smart energy and building optimisation solutions that help reduce energy consumption, lower costs, and improve operational performance across building portfolios. By connecting to existing building systems, we enable real‑time insights, control, and scalable optimisation across complex environments.
With a strong presence across Northern Europe, we are now expanding into France and recruiting our first local commercial leader to establish and grow the business in the market, working across its portfolio of solutions.
Location: Paris or Lyon / France. (Hybrid)
Employment type: Full‑time
The Head of Business is the senior commercial leader responsible for launching and scaling Kiona’s presence in France. This is a hands‑on role combining strategic ownership with operational execution, focused on building a sales pipeline, closing deals, and activating partners, while establishing a repeatable go‑to‑market model and driving sustainable revenue growth.
As the business grows, the role offers a clear pathway from market entry to scale‑up, with the opportunity to build and lead a larger local organisation and play a key role in Kiona’s expansion in France.
Kiona is a leading SaaS company with the vision to significantly impact the fight against climate change by offering the most innovative and cost‑efficient proptech platform on the market. With well‑proven solutions for integration and connectivity, Kiona helps customers achieve their financial and sustainability objectives by digitalising new and old buildings and their heating, cooling, ventilation, and refrigeration systems.