New York
Job DescriptionPartnering with a Series A fintech startup, scaling rapidly—3X year over year while maintaining profitability. They are revolutionizing financial services with cutting-edge solutions that empower businesses. As they expand, they are looking for a VP of Sales to lead their revenue growth strategy and scale their sales organization.The Role:The VP of Sales will be a player-coach, responsible for closing high-value deals while building and leading a top-performing sales team. This role is ideal for a hands-on sales leader with a strong track record in B2B fintech or SaaS sales, who thrives in fast-paced, high-growth environments.Key Responsibilities: • Own and drive revenue growth, serving as both an individual contributor and sales leader, • Actively close enterprise and mid-market deals, setting the standard for the team, • Develop and execute a scalable go-to-market strategy, • Build, mentor, and scale a high-performing sales team, • Refine and optimize the sales process, ensuring efficiency and repeatability, • Manage and forecast pipeline growth, leveraging data-driven insights, • Collaborate cross-functionally with marketing, product, and customer success teams, • Continuously improve the sales tech stack, leveraging automation and CRM toolsWhat We’re Looking For:, • 3+ years of experience in B2B SaaS or fintech sales, • 3+ years as an individual contributor (IC), closing deals at a high level, • Proven experience scaling revenue from early-stage to $50M+, • Startup experience a must, Seed to Series C, • Strong background in sales, including outbound and inbound strategies, • Hands-on leadership style, with a willingness to personally drive sales while building the team, • Deep knowledge of fintech, financial services, or payments is a strong plus, • Data-driven approach, with expertise in pipeline management and sales forecasting, • Must be based in New York and able to work on-site 5 days a weekWhy Join?, • Be part of a profitable, high-growth fintech startup, • High-impact role with direct influence on revenue and company growth, • Competitive compensation, including equity and performance incentives