We are looking for a senior commercial leader who can combine sales execution, commercial structure, and executive judgement.
This person will need to win customers, but also build the commercial foundations that allow Ornata to scale. That means creating a disciplined sales process, qualifying opportunities carefully, shaping commercial terms, and working closely with product and operations to make sure customer commitments are aligned with what we can safely and reliably deliver.
The right candidate will be comfortable selling into a pragmatic, operations-focused market. They will understand how to build trust with customers who are making practical decisions about machinery, labour, risk, timing, and operational performance.
They will also have the maturity to operate as part of the executive team: contributing to company strategy, translating customer insight into product and operational priorities, and helping define the team and systems required to achieve Ornata’s revenue targets.
Agriculture experience is valuable, but not mandatory. Relevant backgrounds may include agriculture, agtech, machinery, industrial technology, fleet systems, mining technology, logistics, robotics, SaaS, equipment-as-a-service, or another complex B2B environment.
If you do not come from agriculture, you will need the technical curiosity and learning ability to build credibility quickly. Our customers operate complex machinery in real working environments, and you will need enough technical competence to discuss machinery, automation, and technology applications with them. This does not require being an engineer, but it does require an engineer’s mindset: curiosity, structured thinking, humility, and the ability to ask good questions and learn from customers.
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Credibility with senior executives, farm managers, dealers, private farmers, and operational teams.
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Experience selling complex B2B products or services.
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A track record of winning strategic or enterprise customers.
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Strong commercial judgement.
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The ability to build a sales process from early traction.
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Comfort working directly with founders and contributing at executive level.
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Discipline around qualification, pricing, forecasting, and commercial terms.
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The ability to simplify complex technology without overselling it.
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Enough technical competence to discuss machinery, automation, and technology applications with customers.
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Curiosity and humility to learn from customers and build rapport across different customer types.
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Respect for product, operations, and safety constraints.
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The ability and willingness to travel regularly for customer meetings, demonstrations, and industry events.
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A long-term company-building mindset.