Enterprise Account Executive, US - East [IC5]
SourcegraphFull Time
Entry Level & New Grad
Candidates should possess a Bachelor's degree in business or marketing and have 1-3 years of sales, lead generation, or business development experience, preferably in the cloud-native, cybersecurity, or DevOps industries. Strong communication, interpersonal, research, analytical, and problem-solving skills are essential, along with proficiency in CRM systems like HubSpot or Salesforce. The ideal candidate is self-motivated, goal-oriented, able to work independently, and has a demonstrated ability to meet sales targets. Familiarity with cybersecurity concepts is a strong plus, and candidates should ideally be located in the Eastern time zone.
The Business Development Representative will prospect and identify potential clients in the security sales market through various lead generation techniques, including cold calling, emailing, social media outreach, and attending industry events. Responsibilities include researching prospects to understand their security needs, generating a consistent pipeline of high-quality leads, and qualifying leads to match them with Chainguard's security solutions. The role involves scheduling meetings and product demos for the sales team, collaborating on sales strategies, maintaining accurate CRM records, and staying updated on industry trends. Additionally, the BDR will provide feedback to marketing and product teams based on customer interactions and attend sales training to enhance skills and product knowledge.
Supply chain risk management and audits
Chainguard specializes in managing risks in supply chains, particularly for businesses that rely on software. They conduct audits to identify risks and provide detailed reports with recommendations for improvement. Their unique offering includes a curated base container image distro, which helps businesses transition to secure software environments. Chainguard also provides supply chain observability services, allowing companies to track their software's origins and dependencies.