Account Executive

Evos reached a $1M run rate four weeks after launching, selling to small and mid-sized businesses in legacy industries, among the hardest markets to sell software into. Now we’re on to the next revenue milestone.

Our thesis is simple. Software is becoming the execution layer, not a system of record, and not a tool that waits to be prompted. Legacy sectors account for more than half of global GDP, and the software sold into them has always had the same ceiling: someone still has to manage it, instruct it or prompt it. Evos is changing that.

We codify the expertise of a company’s best operators, connect to their tech stack, and deploy Evos operators that execute the same way those people do. Evos takes over full job roles in complex businesses and executes, so they don’t have to. In these industries, the knowledge that keeps a company running walks out the door when its best people leave.

Evos makes it permanent.

Our mission is to change how work gets done in the industries that move the world. If you want a say in what that future looks like, Evos is the right place to be.

Why work at Evos

• The product sells itself, by plugging a major pain point. The businesses we sell to are already capacity constrained and, to make matters worse, are losing their most experienced people. Senior operators are retiring faster than they can be replaced. Evos sells the operator that fills those roles. You’re not pitching another tool into a stack; you’re providing the outcomes that run their business.
• You’re selling frontier technology. Most software sold as AI still just assists, summarizes, or drafts. Evos is one of the few products on the market that is actually the execution layer: operators doing the job end to end, live inside customers’ businesses today. You’re pitching a product that thinks, acts and decides, providing outcomes like a human does.
• You’re early in a hyper-growth business, and you eat what you kill. Ground floor of a company that went zero to $1M in four weeks, with no intention of slowing down. From day one you will be in front of prospective customers, with the expectation that you can convert. The comp is built to match: 10% of ACV on every deal you close, uncapped, on top of your base.

The role

You run the whole cycle: bring new customers in, get them onto trials, and convert those trials into paying accounts. The pitch is the product — a live demo on the prospect’s own workflow from the first call, where the buyer watches an operator do the job they’ve been trying to hire for — and once a trial is live, you sit with the customer and our performance engineering team until it converts.

Inbound feeds you from day one; the playbook and the rest of the top of funnel, you build as you sell.

What you’ll own

• Top of funnel. You bring in pipeline as well as convert it — sourcing new accounts and working the field motion in person.
• The full sales cycle. Prospect, qualify, demo, discovery, trial and close — end to end, for your own book of accounts.
• Executive relationships. Build trust with the operators and executives who actually make the call, and become the person they think of first when the problem gets real.
• Revenue. Consistently hit and exceed targets, and grow the accounts you land into long-term relationships.
• The signal loop. Bring what you hear in the field back to product and leadership — you’ll shape what Evos builds next as much as what it sells.

The sales environment

The market here is effectively unbounded, and small and mid-sized businesses make up roughly 90% of it. In the US alone an estimated $1.4T a year is lost to exactly the problem Evos solves, and almost none of the companies losing it have ever been sold software that does the work rather than tracking it:

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