Join Databricks as an Emerging Account Executive to drive sales in Japan's fast-growing data and AI market.
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The Emerging Account Executive at Databricks focuses on driving sales within a portfolio of high-potential accounts in Japan's emerging market, primarily targeting growth-stage companies. This role requires expertise in SaaS, Cloud, Big Data, or AI sales, along with a proven track record of exceeding sales targets and managing complex customer relationships. Ideal candidates are strategic sales professionals with at least three years of experience, capable of navigating dynamic environments and engaging with senior stakeholders. Databricks emphasizes a customer-first approach, aiming to deliver measurable business value through data and AI.
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At Databricks, we empower organizations to make better decisions with data and AI. As an Emerging Account Executive, you'll partner with some of Japan's most innovative and fast-growing companies - helping them unlock the full potential of their data to scale faster and smarter. You will own an Emerging territory, a portfolio of high‑potential, under‑penetrated accounts (often SMBs and Mid-market) that are not yet covered by a dedicated account owner.
You are a strategic, growth-minded sales professional who thrives in dynamic environments. You understand how to engage with senior stakeholders, navigate complex organizations, and drive meaningful outcomes. You're comfortable managing both short-term opportunities and multi-threaded, strategic initiatives that expand our footprint and customer impact.
You will report to Sr Manager, Sales in Japan.
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