Enterprise Account Executive – North & East region

Title: Enterprise Account Executive North & East regionLocation: New Delhi NCRThe Enterprise Account Executive Enterprise & Public Sector is a strong hunter responsible for driving new business and expanding white space across large Central Government and State Government departments, Maharana and Navratna PSUs, and large enterprise accounts in North and East India.This role requires proven experience in managing complex, large-ticket deals, with the ability to work closely with system integrators, consulting partners, and government-empaneled partners to build a sustainable and predictable sales pipeline.Key ResponsibilitiesOwn and drive new logo acquisition in Central Government, State Government, Maharatna PSUs, and Large Enterprises.Identify, qualify, and close large, complex deals with long sales cycles.Build a robust enterprise and public sector sales pipeline with accurate forecasting.Understand and manage tendering processes (GeM, eProcurement, RFP/RFQ) and PSU buying frameworks.Position solutions at CXO, CIO, CTO, and CISO levels.Partner & Ecosystem ManagementIdentify and onboard new strategic partners where required.Forecasting & GovernanceEnsure compliance with internal sales processes and governance frameworks.Candidate QualificationsBachelors degree required and MBA is preferred. 1218 years of total sales experience, including 810 years specifically within Public Sector and Enterprise segments.Strong expertise in Public Sector (Central/State Govt & Maharatna PSU) sales, with a deep understanding of their specific sales cycles and account management requirements.Knowledge of GeM procurement, CPPP, State eProcurementsProven hunter mindset with strong new business closure capabilityExperience managing large-ticket complex deals.Strong partner-led selling experienceExcellent stakeholder management and negotiation skillsExperience selling IT solutions / Digital Transformation / Cloud / Cybersecurity / Infrastructure.Strong presentation and executive communication skillsA10 Networks is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. A10 also complies with all applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment.#Enterprise Account#Hunting Mindset#AI Infrastructure#Nerwork Security# India North Region

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