Remote
Account Executive
About this role
Fires and unplanned downtime cost industrial companies millions. We catch both before they happen. AVIAN's Swiss-engineered infrared cameras and AI monitoring detect abnormal heat inside industrial facilities at the point of inception. One signal does two jobs: it flags fire risk before a fire starts, and equipment wear before it becomes an unplanned shutdown. Our system has already prevented thousands of fire events and saved millions of dollars in downtime prevented in live operations across wood processing, recycling and paper.
We are also driving in new, exciting verticals like data centers and battery storage facilities with our powerful, adaptable solution. Customers are coming to us and insurers are partnering with us, but that demand is a fraction of the opportunity. Thousands of facilities have never heard our name. You are joining our founding sales team in the US as one of its first Account Executives, reporting to the SVP of Sales and helping us scale toward $10M+ ARR .
What you'll own: The full cycle . New ARR and expansion deals from first contact to signature: discovery, demo, site visit, ROI case, proposal, negotiation, close. You sell to operations, maintenance and reliability, safety, procurement, and executive buyers, often inside the same account. Your pipeline . You prospect directly into plant managers, maintenance and reliability leaders, safety leaders, and executives at high-risk facilities, consistently, not only when the funnel thins.
Marketing, trade shows, partner referrals, and SDR-booked meetings are a bonus on top. The number is yours, and reaching it means working the phones hard every week. The business case . You turn operational pain into an urgent financial argument: unplanned downtime, damaged equipment, lost inventory, rising insurance requirements. Some buyers move over what a fire would cost once, others over what a failing bearing costs every quarter.
The account after signature . You do not hand the customer off. You keep the relationship and grow it. The feedback loop . You work closely with marketing, product, and implementation, and what you learn from the market shapes our pitch, pricing, and roadmap. Land and expand: Land . The first purchase is usually one site, often one high-risk area inside it: a shredder line, a baler, a dryer, a chip pile. You win it by making the risk and the financial case impossible to ignore.