We're hiring an Account Executive to close enterprise deals with energy retailers, and turn their customers EVs, heat pumps and batteries into flexible capacity the grid can actually use
Every retailer in Europe knows they need to do this. Very few have done it yet. The distance between a board approving a smart charging proposition and a customer plugging in at three in the morning because the price is low is where this role sits, and it gets closed by someone who can carry the commercial case and the technical one in the same conversation. Six months from now, this seat should mean every qualified opportunity in your markets has one person accountable for it, and the pattern of what actually wins is written down rather than held in someone's head
You'll report to Enode's VP of Revenue, who leads sales, customer success, customer engineering, marketing and partnerships. You'll join a team of account executives, working alongside customer success on the accounts you win and directly with our customer engineering managers through technical validation on every deal
You will carry a number and shape how we sell at the same time. There is more room to influence the motion here than at a company where it is already settled, and more expectation that you will use it
Three or more years closing B2B deals you owned end to end, ideally technical or API led products. Comparable experience leading commercial projects with senior stakeholders also counts
Strong understanding of the sales motion for API products
Evidence of owning a market or segment independently, rather than working leads handed to you
Ability to multi-thread across product, IT and procurement, including stakeholders nobody introduces you to
Willingness to learn the domain properly: energy retail, consumer tariffs, demand-side flexibility, connected devices
Based in Europe and able to travel for customer meetings and three off-sites a year
Experience selling to energy retailers, utilities, e-mobility companies or B2B SaaS platforms
Experience at a company where the sales motion was still being invented rather than inherited
A second European language