About the RoleAbnormal AI is seeking a Mid-Market Account Executive to join its dynamic Sales organization in Canada. This team is responsible for driving new business growth by acquiring small to medium-sized customers and expanding Abnormal's footprint in the market.
This is a full-cycle sales role, where the Account Executive will own the entire sales process, from initial prospecting through to deal closure, within a defined territory. The ideal candidate will bring a strong hunter mindset, a genuine passion for cybersecurity, experience collaborating in team-selling environments, and the drive to make an immediate impact.
What you will do- Sell Abnormal security solutions to your defined territory with the goal to overachieve new annual recurring revenue quota
- Work Mid Market accounts (
- Prospect and generate new business opportunities with Mid Market accounts (
- Work with Customer success to ensure a timely renewal and expansion sale opportunities
- Be a voice for the customer/prospect with internal teams including Sales Engineering/POV team, Product and Marketing to ensure appropriate prioritization to close more revenue.
Must Haves- 2+ years of experience selling in cybersecurity
- 4 Years in an individual contributor role
- Disciplined pipeline generation across channels (prospecting, marketing, referrals, partners)
- Strong at qualifying needs and presenting ROI-driven value to stakeholders
- Executes a repeatable sales process with focus and time management
- Navigates internal and customer buying processes effectively
- Gathers and applies customer insights to improve execution
- Thrives in early-stage, resource-constrained environments
- Collaborates cross-functionally (SEs, Marketing, Product, CS)
Nice to Haves- MEDDIC, MEDDPICC, or Command of the Sale sales methodology training
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AI and our hiring processAbnormal AI uses AI-assisted tools to help our recruiting team prepare for candidate interviews. These tools analyze resume content and role requirements to suggest interview questions and identify areas for the interviewer to explore. They do not make hiring decisions or screen candidates automatically. Every decision about a candidacy is made by a person.
