Jack & Jill
Enterprise Account Executive (£130k–£180k OTE) at Thrive

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Enterprise Account Executive (£130k–£180k OTE) at Thrive - Rapidly growing talent assessment platform
Job Title
Enterprise Account Executive
Salary
£130k–£180k OTE
Company Description
Thrive - High-growth talent assessment startup backed by three rounds of investment.
Job Description
As the first dedicated Enterprise Account Executive, you will own the entire enterprise sales motion from the ground up. You will define the playbook, identify target accounts, and personally close £50k–£150k+ annual contracts. This is a high-impact, outbound-heavy role designed for a strategic seller ready to shape an enterprise go-to-market strategy.
Location
Remote, UK
Why this role is remarkable
- You will be the founding member of the enterprise function, building the strategy, pricing, and sales playbook from scratch rather than just executing an existing plan.
- Join a product-led company with exceptional traction, including 800+ customers like McLaren and Vodafone, and a 90% renewal rate that proves the platform's value.
- Work in a mission-driven environment that uses science-backed psychometric assessments to help the world's largest companies make smarter and fairer hiring and development decisions.
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What You Will Do
- Lead complex, consultative sales cycles from initial outbound discovery to closing high-value contracts with 5,000+ employee organizations.
- Build and maintain senior-level relationships with Heads of People, Talent Acquisition, and L&D to demonstrate the ROI of talent science.
- Collaborate directly with leadership to define the enterprise go-to-market approach, including identifying target accounts and refining the value proposition.
The ideal candidate
- Has 5–8+ years of enterprise sales experience specifically within HR tech, selling tools like assessments, engagement surveys, or L&D platforms.
- Demonstrates a proven track record of closing £30k–£200k annual contracts through 3–12 month multi-stakeholder buying cycles.
- Thrives in a startup environment where you are comfortable self-sourcing pipeline without the support of a large BDR or sales ops infrastructure.
Who are Jack & Jill?
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How does this work?
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