Account Director, Mid-Market
OpenAI is hiring an Account Director to spearhead revenue generation within the mid-market segment across Sydney. This pivotal role involves owning key client relationships, developing actionable account strategies, and successfully selling advanced AI products through complex sales cycles. Key responsibilities include deeply understanding client business challenges, positioning OpenAI's solutions as transformative partners, and mentoring junior sales team members. The ideal candidate must have a minimum of 5 years in B2B tech or SaaS sales, particularly within the Australian market. Experience working with 'Go To Market' strategies for innovative technologies is highly desirable. You will play a critical role in driving OpenAI's adoption curve across diverse Australian businesses.
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Preparing
2500
Question set
180
Duration
Permanent
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