Founding US Go-to-Market Lead (Enterprise AE)

Location: Remote (United States) Work Model: Remote Industry: B2B SaaS / Procurement Compensation: ~$175K-$200K base, $350K-$400K OTE (uncapped, top performers significantly higher) About the Company Our partner is a fast-growing, venture-backed B2B SaaS company building a modern procurement platform, with roughly 100+ people globally and a growing US presence anchored in New York. The organization is deeply commercially led, with senior leadership highly involved in sales, and it is now expanding its US go-to-market team with a cohort of founding sellers. The Opportunity This is a founding enterprise sales role with real ownership. Each go-to-market lead is given a mandate to own a territory or vertical and run it like the CEO of their own region, defining strategy and positioning, identifying the key players in the market, building the ecosystem, and deciding which events to attend or host. You will be given resources accordingly and have a clear path to grow into a team lead as your territory scales. You will partner one-to-one with a growth associate to drive pipeline, and the strongest sellers also hunt their own deals. This is a high-autonomy, entrepreneurial seat for someone who wants to build something rather than take orders, selling a complex, high-value product into sophisticated enterprise buyers. Responsibilities Own a territory or vertical end to end, operating it like your own business Define go-to-market strategy, positioning, and the ecosystem of key players and events within your market Run full-cycle enterprise sales, closing complex deals with multiple stakeholders Partner closely with a growth associate to build pipeline while also hunting your own deals Lay the foundation for a growing team and step into a team lead role as the territory expands Requirements 3-7 years of B2B SaaS sales experience, with a track record carrying and hitting enterprise quota Experience closing enterprise deals of $100K+ ACV (ideal range $300K-$400K+) Experience at a pre-IPO or early-stage company, not exclusively large-org backgrounds Strong academic foundation and a rigorous early career (for example banking, consulting, or another demanding analytical track) Demonstrated entrepreneurial drive, such as founding a venture, side projects, or building something of your own Experience selling complex, less brand-driven products into sophisticated buyers Bonus: player-coach experience mentoring or leading SDRs or junior sellers