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Cobalt Intelligence is seeking an experienced Account Executive to close B2B SaaS deals on a fully remote basis. You will manage inbound opportunities, run product demos, and move trials toward paid plans with a focus on rapid, repeatable sales cycles.
Ideal candidates excel at discovery, demos, and objection handling, and have a proven track record of meeting quotas in SMB or commercial segments, while collaborating closely with the founder-led sales process.
Work setup : Fully Remote
Compensation : $120k OTE
Benefits : Health reimbursement, 401k match, $2,500 to set up your home office
We sell business-data APIs to lenders, fintech companies and software teams that need accurate data for verification, underwriting and compliance. You don't need to have sold APIs before. You do need to enjoy learning a technical product and asking good questions.
The demand is already here: roughly 150–200 new product trials and 20–40 demo requests every month. Until now, I've handled the sales conversations myself. I'm looking for our first AE to take over the commercial side, convert more of that interest into paying customers and help us build a more repeatable process.
Most new deals are around $1,500 MRR ($18K ARR). Some buyers decide after one conversation. Others need to test the data, bring in developers, compare providers or get approval. We need someone who can handle both, without treating every opportunity like a six-month enterprise deal.
There's an existing founder-led sales process, but it's still evolving. I'll initially help on technical calls while you learn the product. Your job is to start selling quickly and help us improve what works as we go.
What you'll do
What we're looking for
Why this is a good opportunity
You'll have real inbound demand to work on day one, direct access to the founder and room to make a meaningful impact on how we sell. We need someone who likes running calls and closing business, not someone who wants to spend the first three months writing a playbook.