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TrueFoundry is seeking an Account Executive focused on enterprise sales to help drive growth. You will engage with Fortune 500–level prospects, craft compelling product presentations, and guide deals from discovery through close.
This role requires strong relationship-building and the ability to navigate complex purchasing processes in a fast-growing AI infrastructure company. You will collaborate with the founder on strategic initiatives, run outbound/inbound experiments, and own growth
About TrueFoundry
Every production AI system, whether it's powering customer support, writing code, analyzing financial data, or diagnosing medical conditions needs the same foundational infrastructure.A way to route between models. A way to manage tools and integrate them securely. A way to orchestrate agents and enforce governance. A unified compute layer to run it all.
That infrastructure layer is being built right now.
We are looking for an Account Executive (focus on enterprise sales) to join the team.
Companies are moving beyond simple chatbots to production agentic systems. These systems route between OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and self-hosted models. They integrate dozens of tools via protocols like MCP. They orchestrate multi-agent workflows where agents coordinate with other agents.
The infrastructure to support this doesn't exist yet. You can't just duct-tape together a few API calls and call it production-ready.
You need a control plane that handles:
AI Gateway is the control plane for five composable components (Prompts, LLM Gateway, MCP Gateway, Guardrails, Agent Gateway) that handle routing, orchestration, and governance.
We're Series A, backed by Intel Capital and Sequoia. Companies like CVS, Mastercard, Siemens, Paytm, Synopsys, and Zscaler run production AI workloads on our platform.
Key Responsibilities
Traits we are looking for: ownership, ability to execute, hustle and thinking out of the box, data-driven decision-making, and being comfortable with more unknowns than knowns.