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Key Executive Jobs in Oregon (NOW HIRING)

Role Overview The Key Account Executive at Smartcat is a senior, revenue-owning role responsible for building multi-million ARR relationships across our highest-potential enterprise customers - and ...

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We are seeking a proven, high performing administrative professional to fill a key Executive Assistant role.This role will support directly the Senior Director of Data, Analytics, and AI and ...

Own the sales experience while building and managing relationships with key decision-makers and executives at Fortune 1000 companies * Run complex sales cycles from initial contact to close

... executive leadership Lead sales efforts for complex gas metering and AMI programs, including new deployments, technology refreshes, and long term modernization initiatives Meet or exceed annual and ...

Job Summary Sells products and services to key accounts in the assigned geographical area in North America using technical, organizational and customer knowledge to influence customers and assist ...

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The Key Account Executive team at Shift acts as the strategic bridge between complex insurance challenges and our AI-driven solutions, focusing on building long-term partnerships with national ...

Drive Strategic Prospecting and Deal Closure - Own and nurture key executive & C-suite/L2 relationships to understand and anticipate all potential needs that IRM could support. Lead the full sales ...

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$115.90K - $116.40K/yr

Reporting to the Chief Customer Officer, the VP will serve as a key executive voice for services strategy, build a world-class global team, and ensure Black Duck customers achieve measurable ...

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$50K/yr

Overview As a Key Account Executive, you are a highly strategic Hunter on our Core Sales team for our Brands products. responsible for acquiring new clients and expanding Rithum's presence across ...

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$50K/yr

Overview As a Key Account Executive, you are a highly strategic Hunter on our Core Sales team for our Brands products. responsible for acquiring new clients and expanding Rithum's presence across ...

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$50K/yr

Overview As a Key Account Executive, you are a highly strategic Hunter on our Core Sales team for our Brands products. responsible for acquiring new clients and expanding Rithum's presence across ...

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$50K/yr

Overview As a Key Account Executive, you are a highly strategic Hunter on our Core Sales team for our Brands products. responsible for acquiring new clients and expanding Rithum's presence across ...

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$50K/yr

Overview As a Key Account Executive, you are a highly strategic Hunter on our Core Sales team for our Brands products. responsible for acquiring new clients and expanding Rithum's presence across ...

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$50K/yr

Overview As a Key Account Executive, you are a highly strategic Hunter on our Core Sales team for our Brands products. responsible for acquiring new clients and expanding Rithum's presence across ...

$50K/yr

Overview As a Key Account Executive, you are a highly strategic Hunter on our Core Sales team for our Brands products. responsible for acquiring new clients and expanding Rithum's presence across ...

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$180K - $220K/yr

As a Key Account Executive at CookUnity, you will play a pivotal role in driving enterprise healthcare sales. Your primary focus will be on building and managing relationships with hospitals and ...

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$142.10K - $189.40K/yr

Drive Strategic Prospecting and Deal Closure - Own and nurture key executive & C-suite/L2 relationships to understand and anticipate all potential needs that IRM could support. Lead the full sales ...

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What is the difference between Key Executive vs Department Manager?

AspectKey ExecutiveDepartment Manager
Required CredentialsOften requires advanced degrees (MBA, specialized certifications), extensive experienceTypically requires a bachelor's degree, some experience in the department
Work EnvironmentStrategic, high-level decision-making, corporate leadershipOperational, team management within a specific department
Employer & Industry UsageUsed across industries for top-level leadership rolesCommonly used in organizations for departmental oversight
Search & Comparison IntentPeople compare to understand top executive rolesPeople compare to understand middle management

The main difference between a Key Executive and a Department Manager lies in their scope of responsibility and level within the organization. Key Executives focus on strategic, company-wide decisions, often requiring advanced credentials and extensive experience. Department Managers oversee daily operations within a specific department, with a more operational focus. Both roles are essential but serve different functions within a company's hierarchy.

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Job description

Role Overview

The Key Account Executive at Smartcat is a senior, revenue-owning role responsible for building multi-million ARR relationships across our highest-potential enterprise customers - and selectively, new enterprise logos with long-term expansion potential.

This is not a passive account management role.
It is a hunter-expander role that requires urgency, executive presence, commercial rigor, AI business fluency, and strong character.

You will:

  • Expand existing enterprise customers into multi-department, multi-workflow, global relationships
  • Own a select set of high-quality new logos and hunt them aggressively
  • Lead executive-level conversations around AI value, governance, ROI, and outcomes
  • Operate as a strategic revenue owner in close partnership with Field Delivery Engineers (FDE), Customer AI Engineers, Product, Marketing, and RevOps

This role directly drives NRR, expansion ARR, and Smartcat's path to $100M+ ARR.

Core Responsibilities1. Expansion Revenue Ownership & Selective New Logo Hunting
  • Own Expansion ARR and NRR across a defined portfolio of enterprise accounts
  • Proactively identify and pursue:
    • Upsell and cross-sell opportunities
    • Package expansion and agent capability expansion
    • New workflows, departments, business units, and geographies
  • Own a select number of new enterprise logos where Smartcat sees long-term, durable ARR potential
  • Build and execute a clear plan and path to multi-million ARR per account cluster
  • Treat accounts as businesses, not books of business

This role requires urgency. We do not wait years for deals to happen.

2. True Enterprise Hunter Mentality

You must be comfortable:

  • Getting out of coaches and low-level users
  • Navigating complex enterprise organizations to reach real decision-makers
  • Building multi-threaded relationships across:
    • Business leaders
    • Technical stakeholders
    • Finance and procurement
    • VP, SVP, and C-level executives
  • Creating momentum where none exists

This is not a caretaker role.
It is a hunter role inside enterprise whitespace.

3. Executive-Level Commercial & Financial Acumen

You are expected to:

  • Read and understand:
    • Balance sheets
    • Budget ownership and buying power
    • Enterprise buying centers
  • Build custom commercial proposals tied to:
    • Business impact
    • ROI and value realization
    • Productivity, cost reduction, and risk mitigation
  • Lead executive negotiations and stakeholder alignment
  • Confidently run high-stakes conversations with senior executives across global organizations

You sell outcomes and impact, not SKUs.

4. Procurement & Enterprise Deal Mastery

You must be highly comfortable:

  • Leading deals through:
    • Procurement
    • Legal
    • Security
    • AI, data, and governance reviews
  • Navigating centralized and regional buying committees
  • Managing pricing, discounting, and contract negotiations
  • Holding the line on value rather than defaulting to discounting
  • Controlling the deal process - not being controlled by it
5. Multi-Method Enterprise Selling Fluency

You are expected to be fluent across modern enterprise sales approaches, including:

  • Challenger
  • Value-based selling
  • MEDDPICC-driven qualification
  • Consultative and executive narrative selling

No single framework is followed dogmatically.
You must apply the right approach for the buyer, the moment, and the deal.

6. AI, Governance & Business Outcomes Fluency

This is a hard requirement.

You must be comfortable leading executive conversations about:

  • The business value of AI
  • AI impact on:
    • Productivity
    • Speed-to-market
    • Cost efficiency
    • Risk mitigation
  • AI governance, trust, and responsible use
  • Human-in-the-loop models and quality assurance
  • Translating Smartcat's agentic platform and Multi-Agent Systems into measurable ROI

You are not required to be technical-first, but you must be business-first and outcomes-driven.

7. Strategic + Urgent Execution Balance

We expect someone who:

  • Is strategic and fast-moving
  • Avoids analysis paralysis
  • Maintains quarter-by-quarter execution discipline
  • Does not hide behind long-term strategy to avoid closing deals

If you are "too strategic to close," you will not succeed here.

8. Cross-Functional Leadership & Delivery Partnership

You will work closely with:

  • Forward Deployed Engineers (FDE)
  • Customer AI Engineers
  • Product and Solutions teams
  • Marketing and Revenue Operations

You must be comfortable:

  • Collaborating deeply on scoped expansions
  • Ensuring complexity is sold correctly
  • Co-owning outcomes through delivery
  • Escalating early and intelligently

There is no throwing work over the fence.

9. Character, Humility & Operating Standards (Non-Negotiable)

This role requires elite performance with elite character.

We explicitly hire for the principles of an Ideal Team Player, with special emphasis on humility as a force multiplier.

Humility Is a Requirement

At Smartcat, humility is not weakness.
Humility is power under control.

We expect people who are:

  • Confident without ego
  • Secure enough to invite challenge
  • Willing to be wrong, learn fast, and adapt
  • Quick to share credit and slow to assign blame
  • Focused on outcomes over personal recognition

High-ego, lone-wolf behavior will not succeed here - regardless of past revenue.

Hungry, Smart, and Humble - In Balance
  • Hungry: Relentless about results, ownership, and momentum
  • Smart: High emotional intelligence and organizational judgment
  • Humble: Coachable, collaborative, and grounded

Being hungry without humility creates chaos.
Being smart without humility creates friction.
This role requires all three.

10. Comfort Delivering Uncomfortable Truth

This role requires adult, high-integrity communication.

You must be comfortable:

Delivering uncomfortable truth internally and externally

That includes:

  • Challenging customers when value is at risk
  • Calling deal risk early
  • Disqualifying weak opportunities
  • Pushing back on misaligned scope or expectations
  • Speaking up with data and conviction

We value truth over harmony and accuracy over optimism.

11. Forecast Rigor & Revenue Ownership

Forecasting is not reporting - it is ownership.

In this role:

  • You own your forecast
  • You call it straight
  • You surface risk early
  • You do not sandbag
  • You do not hero-forecast

We operate as one team:

  • You bring rigor, judgment, and clarity
  • Leadership brings coaching, support, and execution alignment
  • Together, we drive outcomes

Forecast integrity is table stakes.

Proof, References & Hiring Bar

This is a Tier-1, board-level role.

  • Quotas and performance history will be validated
  • References are required and will be checked
  • We evaluate patterns over time, not one-off wins
  • We look for sustained performance, learning from losses, and ownership across roles

This is not a short-term hire. It is a long-term investment.

Leadership & The Business Bet

Smartcat is making a real business bet on this role.

In return, we provide:

  • Direct access to leadership
  • Hands-on coaching from a CRO who previously scaled a company to $150M+ ARR and a successful exit
  • Deep cross-functional support across Product, FDE, CX, Marketing, and RevOps
  • Clear executive sponsorship and alignment

Leadership leads from the front. Coaching is real.

Who This Role Is Not For
  • Passive account managers
  • SKU or price-book sellers
  • Reps uncomfortable with executives or procurement
  • Ego-driven lone wolves
  • "Wait-and-see" strategists
  • Anyone seeking comfort over accountability