Top Remote Sales Development Jobs in Austin, TX

The Sales Engineering Manager will lead a team of Sales Engineers supporting the education sector, managing technical relationships, overseeing the pre-sales process, and collaborating with Account Executives to drive sales within educational institutions.

The Enterprise Sales Manager will identify new sales prospects and drive new logo business, focusing on building a robust sales pipeline primarily through new accounts. Responsibilities include upselling to existing customers, communicating effectively with C-level executives, engaging with the Tufin organization for support, and representing the company at industry events.

As a Sales Development Representative, you will be responsible for building relationships through personalized communication, executing successful prospecting strategies, and transitioning into Advanced Executive roles. You will receive extensive coaching and training to develop essential skills for career progression within the company.

The Vice President of Employer Sales will lead a team of Regional Directors and Account Executives focusing on sales within the 50 to 5,000 life segment. Responsibilities include developing sales strategies, driving revenue growth, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and building client relationships. The role requires strong leadership and strategic thinking skills.

The Area Manager, Sales will lead a team of Territory Account Executives to meet sales quotas, develop sales strategies, and oversee training and performance. This role collaborates with marketing for campaigns and ensures alignment of sales processes with solutions. Responsibilities include forecasting sales, analyzing competitive threats, and enhancing brand presence through trade shows.

The Enterprise Account Director is responsible for establishing and growing relationships with Enterprise Accounting and Bookkeeping Channel Accounts. This role involves outbound prospecting, developing business plans, collaborating with various teams, and ensuring commitments during the pre-sales process are met while managing enterprise account communications and engagement.

The Field Sales Manager is responsible for growing the business within assigned accounts, developing sales forecasts, and selling products to dealers and distributors. The role includes managing customer relationships, driving sales performance, conducting training, and representing the sales team on cross-functional projects, while also ensuring compliance with health and safety guidelines.