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AviaryAI in Chicago, IL is hiring two Account Executives to build and own the full sales cycle for its AI voice and SMS agents for credit unions and community banks. This in-person role requires you to generate pipeline, conduct discovery and demos, and navigate security and procurement with a multi-month cycle.
You will sell to VPs of operations and senior leaders, present business cases, and collaborate with the CEO to shape messaging, pricing, and strategy.
Chicago, Illinois | In person | $180,000 to $220,000 OTE
AviaryAI builds AI voice and SMS agents for credit unions and community banks. Our agents call members, and the same generative AI carries the conversation over text, so someone who does not pick up the phone can finish the same task by SMS. We handle onboarding, card activation, dormancy reactivation, early collections, and loan campaigns.
We are hiring two Account Executives at the same time, both reporting directly to our CEO. You would be joining the sales team early enough to shape how we sell, with a counterpart hired alongside you to work it out with.
We do not have SDRs. You will run your own outbound, work the conferences we sponsor, and turn our client base into introductions.
Discovery, demo, business case, security questionnaire, vendor diligence, legal, signature. We sell into a highly regulated industry, so a deal moves through information security, compliance, and often a committee or a board. Expect a four to five month cycle, with several running in parallel.
Your buyers are VPs of operations, contact center leaders, chief lending officers, and the executives above them.
This market gathers at a handful of industry conferences a year. You will be at them, and you will be the reason those weeks produce pipeline instead of a badge scan list.
You, the other AE, and the CEO will work out together what messaging lands, what sequences work, and what a repeatable cycle looks like here. What you hear from buyers will move our product, our positioning, and our pricing.
Sales is one of the few roles where performance is a matter of record. Come ready to walk through your quota, your attainment, and where you ranked.
You have sold before the brand did any of the work for you. This is the closest thing we have to a hard requirement.
Multiple stakeholders, a security review, a real procurement process. High volume transactional closing is a different sport.
You have been carrying a number and hitting it.
We are small enough that the fastest way to get good at selling this is to sit next to the people building it and the person running the company. Some travel for conferences and customer meetings.
A sharp person learns this market in a few weeks, and requiring it would rule out most of the strong salespeople in the country. If you have it, good. If you do not, it is not a mark against you.
We want to hear about the pipeline you created and the deals you won, not the brand that opened the door. Selling well as the number two or number three option in a hard market tells us more than a great brand doing half the work for you.
We would rather you not build your pitch around one anyway. Relationships transfer less reliably than people expect. The reps who do well here are the ones who can open a cold door.
, split 50/50 between base salary and variable. Where you land in the band depends on your experience and track record.
regardless of what closes. Not a draw, not recoverable. Ramping in a regulated market takes time, and your first two months should go toward learning this market rather than watching a paycheck.