Commercial Account Executive
At Numeral · San Francisco (HQ); United States; San Francisco, California, USA
Salary: US$170,000–200,000 a year
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- Full-time
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- Posted
- 8 September 2026
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- 15 October 2026
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Job description
From Numeral’s job post, as they wrote it.
About Numeral:
At Numeral, we're building the future of tax by bringing together AI agents, human expertise, and global compliance.
We’re the largest and fastest-growing AI-native tax solution. Today, we serve more than 3,500 global businesses, including companies like Supabase, Eight Sleep, and Graza. We’ve grown quickly across our core e-commerce and software segments, more than tripled our revenue every year, and expanded into new industries, including manufacturing, distribution, and wholesale.
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Numeral has raised over $157M from Insight Partners, Salesforce Ventures, Benchmark, Mayfield, Y Combinator, and many others.
About the role:
You'll join our Commercial sales team at the steepest part of the growth curve. Your buyers are founders, CFOs, controllers, and ops leaders at e-commerce and fintech companies who are drowning in compliance work. Most of them know they have a problem. Your job is to run a sharp discovery, show them a better way, and close.
This is a full-cycle, high-velocity role: real pipeline ownership, short cycles, and a product that demos incredibly well. You'll close deals in weeks, not quarters, and you'll help shape the playbook as we scale the team.
What you'll do:
* Own the full sales cycle from first touch to close, across inbound and outbound
* Run world-class discovery and demos, mapping Numeral's automation to each customer's operational, technical, and financial workflows
* Manage a high-velocity pipeline with precision: efficient cycles, rigorous CRM hygiene, and clean handoffs to onboarding
* Work closely with Sales Leadership, Product, and Solutions Engineering to sharpen messaging, improve win rates, and influence the roadmap
* Help build the GTM machine: improve processes, playbooks, and outbound motions as we scale
* Represent Numeral at industry events, conferences, and strategic customer conversations
What you'll bring:
* 5+ years of sales experience with a consistent record of meeting or beating quota
* 3+ years of experience as an Account Executive or in a comparable closing role
* Experience selling to finance, accounting, or operations buyers (fintech, tax, ERP, or compliance SaaS is a plus)
* Strong discovery and consultative selling instincts, paired with a bias for action
* Operational excellence with high-volume pipelines and short cycles
* Comfort with ambiguity: you prioritize ruthlessly, stay organized, and execute without waiting for direction
* A hunter's drive and a founder's mindset: scrappy, creative, and obsessed with customer outcomes
* Exceptional written and verbal communication
* Coachable, resilient, and energized by hard problems
Nice to haves:
* Background in sales tax, taxtech, fintech, or e-commerce tooling
* Familiarity with MEDDICC or similar sales methodologies
* Fluency with Salesforce, Gong, Nooks, and modern sales stack tools
* You already use AI tools to work faster and smarter, and you have opinions about it
Location:
* This role is remote or hybrid (3 days a week in our SF office)
What we offer:
* Competitive salary and equity - you'll share directly in the company's success
* Full medical, dental, and vision coverage
* Wellness perks like Headspace and the Peloton One App
* 401(k) to help you build long-term financial security
* Relocation assistance to NYC or SF (if needed)
* Lunch and snacks when you're in the office
* Regular team offsites and company events as we grow
* A culture built on ownership - your work matters and people will see it!
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