Join Upside as a Senior Strategic Account Executive to drive growth by signing new Enterprise fuel accounts.
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Not disclosed in this posting: visa sponsorship.
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In the role of Senior Strategic Account Executive at Upside, the individual will focus on acquiring new enterprise fuel accounts by leveraging consultative selling techniques and building relationships with high-level executives. Key skills include extensive sales experience, particularly in enterprise SaaS or the fuel industry, along with proficiency in CRM tools like Salesforce. This position is ideal for seasoned sales professionals with a proven track record of exceeding quotas and a background in high-growth environments, particularly those with startup experience.
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The Impact You’ll Make:
Upside is a fast-growing company in search of an experienced hunter who can help drive further growth by signing up new Enterprise fuel accounts — large fuel retail chains, wholesalers, and marketers. We are looking for sellers with a consistent track record of exceeding quotas and goals. You will join a team whose experience hails from places as varied as Google, Affirm, Klarna, MasterCard, and successful startup executives and venture capitalists.
As a Senior Strategic Account Executive, Fuel, reporting to our VP, Enterprise Fuel, your responsibilities will include:
Partnering with Sales leadership and the larger fuel team to implement our sales strategy and onboard enterprise fuel accounts onto the platform
Building relationships and selling consultatively to Director, VP, and C-Level executives at enterprise fuel accounts
Effectively presenting the Upside value proposition to enterprise fuel accounts, through a data-driven, incrementality-focused sales approach
Working directly with our internal Sales, Product, and Marketing teams to support go-to-market strategy, merchant launches, roadmaps, and key partnerships
Leading and implementing effective sales strategies, pipeline management, and opportunity management
Building a pipeline and managing your forecast for new fuel merchants added to the platform
Competencies You'll Need:
10+ years of sales experience with 7+ years of experience selling to enterprise SaaS and/or fuel, convenience retail, or downstream energy technology companies
Experience working with executives on pricing, planning, finance, and marketing is a plus
Successful track record of achieving/exceeding quotas required (existing fuel-industry relationships are a bonus, but not required)
Proven success building and scaling a book of business from early stage to high growth
Adept in structured sales training methodologies and rigorous CRM pipeline management, specifically Salesforce.
Ability to travel 30-50% of the time
Start-up experience desired
Bachelor's degree or higher (Master's degree preferred). Experience may be considered as a substitute for education depending on relevance
Location:
This role offers location flexibility, however, if you’re based in the Washington, D.C., Austin, Chicago, or NYC metropolitan regions, in-office attendance is required on a hybrid basis.
Compensation:
The U.S. base salary range for this full-time position is $178,000 - $200,000 + commissions + equity + benefits. The final starting pay will be determined based on job-related skills, experience, qualifications, work location, and market conditions. Your recruiter can share more about the specific salary range during the hiring process.
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Benefits:
Medical, dental, and vision coverage starting on Day 1
Equity (ISOs)
401(k) program
Family planning programs + paid parental leave
Physical fitness and wellness memberships
Emotional and mental health support programs
Flexible work environment
Lunch reimbursement for in-office employees
Employee Resource Groups
Learning and Development stipend
Transparent culture
Amazing mission!
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