Join Dropbox as a Senior Growth Account Executive to drive sales and shape the go-to-market strategy for new products.
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Not disclosed in this posting: work arrangement, visa sponsorship.
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In the role of Senior Growth Account Executive at Dropbox, the individual will focus on driving sales by identifying new use cases and expanding the customer base within existing accounts. Key skills include B2B SaaS sales experience, proficiency in value-selling frameworks, and the ability to navigate complex deals in evolving markets. This position is ideal for seasoned sales professionals who thrive in dynamic environments and possess a strong collaborative mindset. The role offers high visibility and the chance to influence Dropbox's go-to-market strategy for new products.
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As an Account Executive on the Growth team, you will play a key role in helping Dropbox evolve how we go to market as we expand into newer products like Dash.
This role goes beyond traditional account expansion. You’ll be responsible for building and scaling how we sell across new use cases and buying centers within our install base and with net new customers. You’ll work through ambiguity to identify what resonates with customers, what drives real outcomes, and how we can create repeatable success.
You will operate at the intersection of execution and problem-solving, closing business while helping shape our sales motion, messaging, and approach.
This is an opportunity to have a direct impact on how Dropbox grows its next generation of products, with high visibility across GTM leadership.
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