Cloud Sales Specialist – Agentic Development, GitHub & DevOps
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Popis práce
- Are you ready to build a new business practice around agentic development, GitHub, and modern DevOps in a market that is evolving faster than ever?
- Do you want the autonomy to create demand, open new doors, and turn emerging AI and software engineering trends into commercial success?
- Is your next step a customer-facing sales role where you can influence CTOs, engineering leaders, and C-level stakeholders across the UK & Ireland?
Requirements
Valid visa for UK or Ireland | Language
Requirements
English | Learn more: softwareone.com
As our new Cloud Sales Specialist – Agentic Development, GitHub & DevOps, you will help customers modernize software engineering through GitHub, AI-powered development, DevOps, and cloud-native practices. You will drive new business growth by creating, shaping, and closing opportunities while expanding conversations into Data & AI where customer needs align. Working closely with partner ecosystems and technical specialists, you will play a key role in a strategic growth area for SoftwareOne. Key Responsibilities- Hunt, qualify, and win new business opportunities across agentic development, GitHub, DevOps, and cloud services
- Build pipeline through proactive prospecting, partner engagement, and targeted outreach activities
- Own opportunities from initial customer engagement through proposal, negotiation, and contract close
- Identify customer challenges and develop compelling commercial propositions that address business outcomes
- Expand conversations into Data & AI opportunities by collaborating with specialist teams
- Build relationships with stakeholders ranging from developers and engineering leaders to CTOs and executive decision makers
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