Overview
Position: Senior Enterprise Account Executive – GCC Region
Join a leading cybersecurity organization focused on critical infrastructure.
As a Senior Enterprise Account Executive, you will develop and execute a growth strategy across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and neighbouring markets, lead complex enterprise sales cycles, manage key accounts, and position the company as a trusted partner to senior stakeholders.
Responsibilities
- Identify, engage and close new enterprise opportunities across the GCC region.
- Develop and execute strategic account plans, ensuring long‑term customer success.
- Manage multi‑stakeholder sales cycles from discovery through to close, across both operational and executive levels.
- Take a consultative approach to promoting the full suite of solutions, including platform technology, threat intelligence and professional services.
- Build and nurture relationships within critical infrastructure sectors such as energy, utilities and manufacturing.
- Collaborate with internal teams (technical, marketing and channel) to optimise strategy and execution.
- Leverage partnerships with OEMs, VARs and distributors to expand market reach.
- Maintain accurate forecasting and pipeline management using structured sales methodologies (e.g., MEDDPICC, Value Selling).
- Deliver clear business cases and ROI models that communicate tangible customer value.
Requirements
- 8+ years of enterprise sales experience, ideally within cybersecurity.
- Proven success in managing complex sales processes and enterprise procurement cycles.
- Strong executive presence with the ability to influence C‑level stakeholders.
- Demonstrated track record of achieving and exceeding annual sales targets.
- Experience working with or through channel partners and global system integrators.
- Ability to articulate technical cybersecurity concepts in clear business terms.
- Skilled in discovery‑led selling, uncovering business challenges and aligning tailored solutions.
- Entrepreneurial mindset with strong ownership, adaptability and resilience in fast‑moving environments.