Enterprise Account Executive
careerAbout Haven Safety:
Haven is transforming how organizations learn from workplace incidents.
Built in partnership with The AES Corporation and backed by AI Fund, Haven applies purpose-built AI to incident investigations, root cause analysis, corrective actions, and organizational learning. Our platform helps utilities, energy companies, construction firms, and other high-risk industries dramatically reduce investigation effort while improving investigation quality and organizational learning.
We're an early-stage company with enterprise customers, global ambitions, and an experienced leadership team. We're looking for exceptional salespeople who enjoy building a category rather than simply selling software.
The Opportunity:
We are seeking an experienced Enterprise Account Executive with a successful track record selling enterprise EHS software. You will own opportunities from discovery through executive alignment, proof of value, commercial negotiation, and close. You will engage Fortune 1000 executives across Safety, Operations, IT, Risk, and Procurement and help customers rethink how work gets done through AI.
- Own enterprise sales opportunities from qualification through close.
- Develop executive relationships across Safety, Operations, IT, Risk, and Procurement.
- Lead consultative discovery and business value discussions.
- Demonstrate Haven's platform and ROI.
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