Inside Sales Executive jobs in Bangalore at Ilantus Technologies

INSIDE SALES EXECUTIVE

Job Description –

The selected candidate will be responsible for attaining a revenue goal within an assigned territory.
The individual will also identify opportunities for ILANTUS Identity and Access Management at new customers in the territory.
We are looking for entrepreneurial attitude, great communication skills, people with the passion to see beyond general day to day work, ability to maintain a good working culture and passion for sales.

Key Responsibilities :

Identify and Generate leads by using networking and other sales tools.
Develop new leads through cold calling, email marketing, and LinkedIn prospecting.
Effectively utilize Sales tools for pipeline development, tracking lead nurturing progress (Forecasting),developing monthly, quarterly level forecasts.
Ability to identify decision makers and influence’s in an account
Schedule, facilitate and introduce demos and meetings for field team as appropriate.
Understand the needs of the market and share insights with product and marketing teams
Be proactive about solving problems even if it’s outside of your area and be ready to take on additional initiatives and responsibilities as they emerge
Seek out opportunities to be a leader and do everything you can to help the company achieve its larger objectives

Required Skills:

Min 3 years of experience in Enterprise Software sales. Preferably in the security market but not mandatory.
Demonstrated track record of success in achieving and exceeding assigned revenue goals.
Proven excellence in all methods of communication.
Ability to understand the prospect/customer environment from both business and technical perspectives and position Ilantus solutions.
Must be able to work well under pressure, manage competing priorities, and meet deadlines.
Strong work ethic, ability to adapt to rapidly-changing environments.

Ilantus embraced the Identity and Access Management (IAM) domain in the year 2000. With our founder’s experience and foresight, we recognized early on that Identity and Access Management was the wave of the future. IAM was little known, little understood and pretty much invisible. As a critical emerging industry, it was borne during the dotcom meltdown -a time that would make or break emerging companies no matter how forward thinking.