Account Director - Sales Financial Services (Capital Markets)

Sigmoid
London
1 year ago
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About Sigmoid Analytics:

Sigmoid enables business transformation using data and analytics, leveraging real-time insights to make accurate and fast business decisions, by building modern data architectures using cloud and open source. Some of the world’s largest data producers engage with Sigmoid to solve complex business problems. Sigmoid brings deep expertise in data engineering, predictive analytics, artificial intelligence, and DataOps. Sigmoid has been recognized as one of the fastest growing technology companies in North America in 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 by Financial Times, Inc. 5000, and Deloitte Technology Fast 500. Having started in 2013 by three IIT Kharagpur Alumni, Rahul, Lokesh & Mayur. We have now grown into a 900+ members strong team with offices in San Francisco, Jersey City, Dallas, London, Amsterdam, Peru and Bangalore, India. Sigmoid is rapidly growing & is backed by Sequoia Capital.


Job Description:

Sigmoid is seeking a leader to be responsible for growing client engagements and setting the charter for Sigmond’sFinancial Services (Capital Markets) accounts. They are accountable for overall account management activities and serve as leaders overseeing revenue growth and maintain indirect responsibility for shared service work activities. They are also skilled in having difficult client and employee conversations within the context of project management and they consistently demonstrate an advanced ability to rally a team to deliver high client satisfaction.


Account Director will establish, maintain and grow strong, strategic partnerships with clients by

ensuring the successful execution of deliverables. Provide thought leadership on strategic planning

initiatives, and engage a cross-functional team to deliver high levels of overall service and delivery.

He/she will:


● Develop a good understanding of customer’s needs in industry, competitors, market pressures

and incorporate this thinking into compelling propositions.

● Establish strong relationships withFinancial Services clients (preferably Capital Markets)to

promote Sigmoid and our service offerings.

● Drive new business on existing accounts and participate in new business development efforts.

● Consistently demonstrates financial acumen through ensuring revenue and profitability targets

are met on account(s).

● Proactively manage the business to client through supporting and leading staffing and resource

management.

● Conduct QBR, understand challenges, ensure CSAT and in partnership with delivery managers

and technical teams ensure that there are no hiccups in the relationship

● Ability to travel to clients frequently and sometimes with little advance notice

● Lead execution of all client work, ensuring it meets or exceeds client’s objectives, is in line

with company’s creative philosophy and is of the highest quality.


Qualifications:

● Bachelor degree required in Technical/Business discipline.

● 12-16 years of experience in client services/account management in consultative services

selling

● Business acumen to develop and manage budgets/forecasts/ pro forma

● Exceptional written and verbal skills, including presentation and client engagement

● Ability to multi-task and work well in a fast changing environment

● Consistent, keen attention to detail; successfully deliver on high expectations

● Advanced Word, Excel, and PowerPoint skills


Mandatory:

Should be able to travel to Ireland without any VISA / personal restrictions.

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