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Account Executive
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Company Description
Scarlet is a $17.5M Series A London healthtech backed by Atomico, Kindred Capital, and Creandum, serving as Europe's only specialized Notified Body for AI medical device certification.
Job Description
As an Account Executive at Scarlet, you will own the full sales cycle for high-value enterprise deals, partnering with innovative AI healthcare startups and scaleups. You'll navigate complex regulatory landscapes to accelerate how life-changing medical software reaches patients, influencing GTM strategy at a critical inflection point for the industry.
Location
London, UK
Why this role is remarkable
- Join the only organization globally dedicated exclusively to certifying software and AI as medical devices, transforming a 12-18 month bureaucratic nightmare into a streamlined, weeks-long process.
- Work directly with founders who previously built medical AI at Babylon Health, supported by a fresh $17.5M Series A and a world-class investor syndicate including Atomico and Creandum.
- Sell a high-impact, high-value solution that solves a critical bottleneck for the entire healthcare AI industry, directly enabling life-saving diagnostic and treatment technologies to reach patients faster.
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What You Will Do
- Own and win complex 3-9 month sales cycles with technical stakeholders like CTOs and Heads of Regulatory Affairs at venture-backed AI healthcare companies.
- Build and manage a robust pipeline of enterprise deals through a mix of high-intent inbound leads and strategic outbound prospecting to cutting-edge medtech founders.
- Collaborate with founders and technical teams to refine product positioning and pricing based on deep insights gathered from multi-stakeholder interactions.


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The ideal candidate
- Possesses proven sales experience in quota-carrying roles with a track record of navigating multi-stakeholder environments and closing high-value, consultative enterprise deals.
- Demonstrates a strong technical or analytical background that allows for credible discussions regarding AI certification complexity and evolving global regulatory frameworks.
- Is a London-based builder with the high agency and intellectual rigor required to thrive in an early-stage, mission-driven environment solving complex technical problems.
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