This role is a great fit if you want back into the messy, high-ownership stage: ~$13M on the way to $50M, deals where product sits at the table with you, a young team you get to shape. It’s the wrong fit if what you’re after is a mature brand, a finished playbook, remote flexibility, or a pure people-management seat.
Have done our stage before
You were a member of or helped lead a sales org from under ~$12M to over $40M ARR (the more the better). We’re equally interested if you were a top AE or front-line manager through that journey and have held sales leadership since - what matters is that you’ve seen the road we’re on. A long career at big, mature companies without early-stage scar tissue is unlikely to be the right background. One more thing: revenue here means ARR.
Love selling and building at the same time
You’re energised by being in the deals - especially early, messy ones - and you’re excited to build structure after learning what actually works. You’re comfortable wearing many hats and know how to prioritise impact over polish in the early days.
Have strong early-stage sales instincts
You know how to sell ambiguous, technical products without relying on heavy brand recognition or mature processes. You’re thoughtful about deal qualification, pricing, and positioning, and you learn quickly from wins and losses.
Be scale-minded, but action-oriented
You don’t over-engineer sales processes too early, but you do think ahead. You care about building something that will scale - and you know when it’s time to formalise, document, and hire.
Be a clear, credible communicator
You can talk to technical and non-technical stakeholders alike, earn trust quickly, and clearly articulate value to customers, investors, and internal teams. Our buyers are C-level at specialty finance companies; you’ll need to be credible with a CEO and a head of underwriting in the same meeting.