Top Entry Level Account Manager (AM) Jobs in Washington, DC

Own and close software license opportunities for developer-focused document SDKs. Qualify inbound leads, prospect named accounts, collaborate with solution engineers, position product versus competitors, develop GTM strategies, gather market intelligence, and meet quota.

Manage and retain a book of smaller commercial and industrial customers by making outbound/inbound calls, performing contract re-signs, cross-selling Republic Services products, documenting activity in Salesforce, and supporting pricing and cancellation processes to grow customer penetration and profitability.

Develop new business and support existing clients by prospecting, cold calling, networking, negotiating rates and deadlines, educating clients on translation services, liaising with production, and ensuring client satisfaction.

The Enterprise Account Manager will define target account plans, refine product positioning, and manage the sales pipeline from creation to close.

Own and grow a portfolio of 250–300 enterprise accounts focused on retention and expansion. Build relationships, identify upsell/cross-sell opportunities, execute renewals, monitor account health, create account plans, forecast pipeline, and partner with internal teams to align solutions and drive recurring revenue growth and customer satisfaction.

8-month Strategic Account Manager (SAM) training program preparing candidates for Account Manager roles. Learn credit underwriting, account management, dealer relationship building, analytics, and issue resolution. After training, manage dealer territory, support programs and incentives, liaise with internal teams, analyze dealer data, and travel within assigned territory. Requires travel, weekend availability during onboarding, relocation after training, and a valid driver's license.