Role Description
A company that has just been through an incident doesn't need a vendor. It needs a plan it can afford, in an order that makes sense, from someone who understands what actually happened to them. You're the person who makes that plan actionable and transparent.
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Technical enough to earn respect from engineers who lived through the incident.
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Commercial enough to know that a well-scoped roadmap turns a client's worst week into a long-term partnership.
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Comfortable with numbers and understanding the importance of accurate scoping.
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Ability to communicate uncertainty effectively and maintain client trust.
What You'll Do
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Execute MOXFIVE's technical sales process to convert post-incident clients and proactive prospects into the MOXGUARD offering at scale.
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Position MOXGUARD in terms of the client's own environment, focusing on relevant attack patterns, exposures, and control gaps.
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Lead discovery and technical qualification to establish prospect needs and fit.
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Build the business case for clients, connecting recurring spend to their recent experiences.
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Map the buying group and build technical champions across the client organization: CISO, CIO, IT leadership, finance, and procurement.
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Act as the technical lead alongside an Account Executive on demos, solution presentations, and security strategy overviews.
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Build tailored security roadmaps jointly with practice leaders, phased and sequenced, as the technical backbone of proposals.
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Own technical scope development for proposals, RFP responses, and Statements of Work, defending that scope through negotiation.
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Navigate complex procurement cycles, security and compliance reviews, and pricing conversations within approved guardrails.
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Deliver accurate and timely scoping, bill of materials (BOM), and clean handoffs to the Service Delivery organization.
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Demonstrate the ability to accurately forecast a sales pipeline in a timely fashion in CRM and quoting tools.
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Carry and deliver against a quota built on MOXGUARD Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR) alongside project-based Resilience engagements.
Qualifications
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5-8+ years in technical pre-sales, solution engineering, or post-incident advisory, with demonstrated revenue impact or quota attainment.
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Real depth in one or more domains: cybersecurity, identity, networking, cloud, infrastructure, or endpoint protection.
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Ability to hold a room with engineers and executives alike, moving between audiences without losing either.
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Willingness to develop your own opportunities alongside incoming ones.
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Skill in solution design, scoping, and vendor and product alignment.
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Willingness to travel to client sites for workshops, executive briefings, and partner events.
Bonus Points For
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Time at or adjacent to an IR firm, MSSP, or security consultancy.
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Fluency with NIST CSF, MITRE ATT&CK, CIS Controls, or CISA Secure by Design.
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Understanding of procurement and deal management in mid-market and enterprise environments.
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Experience with OEM programs and partner ecosystems - Cisco, Palo Alto, Microsoft, CrowdStrike, and the like.
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Working knowledge of the cyber insurance ecosystem and the stakeholders who operate within it.