The Role:
Full-cycle enterprise account executive selling HyperSphere's keyless data protection to large commercial enterprises. You'll prospect, qualify, and close - running value-based conversations with CISOs and security architects across financial services, SaaS, healthcare, and AI infrastructure.
What You'll Do:
Own the full sales cycle: prospect, qualify, present, negotiate, and close enterprise deals in the $50K–$250K ARR range
Build pipeline from cold - this is a hunter role, not a farmer role
Run value-based discovery that connects HyperSphere's architecture to specific business risks: compliance costs, key management overhead, and data protection gaps
Navigate complex procurement, legal, and security review processes
Collaborate with Sales Engineering on value-focused demos and Proofs of Value
What We're Looking For:
7+ years selling cybersecurity or data security software into large enterprise accounts
MEDDPICC and value selling fluency - you can articulate your deal qualification process, not just your win stories
Experience building pipeline from scratch in an early-stage environment
Technically credible: comfortable in a whiteboard session with a security architect
Sold into multiple verticals - you'll help us learn which segments convert fastest
Uncapped commission structure - we reward hunters
Skills Required
- 7+ years selling cybersecurity or data security software to large enterprise accounts
- Fluency in MEDDPICC and value selling
- Experience building pipeline from scratch in an early-stage environment
- Technical credibility and ability to conduct whiteboard sessions with security architects
- Experience selling into multiple industry verticals
What We Do
HyperSphere Technologies develops HyperSphere DNA, a data-neutralization appliance for protecting unstructured data stored in S3-compatible systems. It sits between applications and storage, encrypting and decrypting data across cloud, on-premises, edge, and offline environments. Its approach avoids persistent encryption keys: keys exist only briefly, and exfiltrated data is designed to remain unreadable and unusable. The company positions its architecture as quantum-resistant protection against inevitable breaches.
