Key Responsibilities
As an Account Executive, you will own the end-to-end sales lifecycle within your assigned territory. You are expected to be a self-starter who can build a pipeline from scratch while also managing inbound leads. You will spend a significant portion of your time conducting discovery calls, delivering product demonstrations, and negotiating contracts.
A major component of the role is cross-functional collaboration. You will work closely with the product team to provide feedback from the field, which helps shape the future of fullthrottle.ai’s offerings. You will also coordinate with customer success teams to ensure a smooth transition from sale to implementation, ensuring that the promises made during the sales cycle are realized during onboarding.
Role Requirements & Qualifications
A strong candidate for this position brings a proven track record in SaaS or media sales, ideally within the automotive or digital marketing sectors. You must be comfortable with the ambiguity of a scaling organization and have the grit to consistently hit or exceed your quota.
- Must-have skills: Proven experience managing a full-cycle sales process, strong proficiency in CRM tools, excellent presentation skills, and the ability to articulate complex technical value propositions.
- Nice-to-have skills: Deep existing relationships within automotive dealer groups, technical knowledge of digital advertising metrics, and experience with identity resolution or data-driven marketing platforms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How long does the typical interview process take?
A: While it varies based on the specific team and region, most candidates complete the process within two to four weeks.
Q: What is the most important trait for a successful candidate?
A: The ability to act as a consultant rather than a salesperson is key. Success at fullthrottle.ai comes from helping clients solve business problems, not just pushing a product.
Q: Is this role remote-friendly?
A: The company offers flexibility, but you should clarify the specific expectations for your region during the initial recruiter screen, as travel to client sites or regional offices may be required.
Q: How should I prepare for the "mock pitch" or case study?
A: Treat it like a real client meeting. Research the "client" persona beforehand, prepare a tailored agenda, and be ready to pivot your strategy based on the interviewer's feedback during the exercise.
Other General Tips
- Know the product: Spend time understanding how fullthrottle.ai uses first-party data to solve the "identity" problem in automotive retail.
- Quantify your success: When discussing your past performance, always use numbers (e.g., "achieved 110% of quota," "reduced sales cycle by 20%").
- Be a student of the industry: Mention current trends in automotive digital marketing to show you are genuinely engaged in the space.
- Ask high-level questions: At the end of your interviews, ask about the company’s long-term roadmap or how the sales team is evolving to meet new market challenges.