About Reducto

Reducto is the agentic document platform for leading AI teams who demand enterprise performance at scale. We provide a comprehensive toolkit for working with documents the way a human would, combining custom in-house and leading frontier models to power efficient and accurate document workflows.

We’ve grown rapidly, increasing revenue 8x year over year and partnering with hundreds of companies, from leading AI teams like Harvey, Vanta, and Scale, to enterprise customers across FAANG and top trading firms.

Reducto has raised over $100M from world-class investors including a16z, Benchmark, and First Round Capital, and are hiring a Front-Line Manager to build and lead the team responsible for Reducto’s most Growth Segement. This is a pivotal hire that will shape how we sell to the world’s most complex organizations and unlock our next phase of growth.

In this role you will lead and develop a team of Growth Account Executives, and define the sales motion, playbook, and culture that powers Reducto’s upmarket expansion. You will work directly with the founding team, influence product direction, and help build the GTM foundation from the ground up.

We would love to meet you if you possess the following

Leadership: You have a proven track record of building, coaching, and scaling high-performing growth/mid-market sales teams. You develop talent methodically — through joint selling, call reviews, pipeline coaching, and structured career paths — and have a history of promoting reps into senior roles.

Growth/Mid-Market Sales Experience: You have 6–10+ years of growth/mid-market B2B SaaS experience, including at least 2–4 years in a management or player/coach capacity. You have personally closed or managed deals with $100K+ ACV, navigated multi-threaded stakeholder environments, and run long, complex sales cycles from discovery through procurement.

Builder Mentality: You are energized by ambiguity. You don’t need a playbook handed to you — you build the playbook. You’ve stood up sales motions from near-zero at a high-growth startup and know how to create structure without bureaucracy.

Technical Acumen: You can hold your own in a conversation with a VP of Engineering, Head of AI, or enterprise architect. You understand API-based products, the AI/ML infrastructure landscape, and how technical teams evaluate and procure developer tooling. You can translate complex capabilities into business value for both technical and executive buyers.

Forecasting & Pipeline Rigor: You run tight forecasting processes. You use data to diagnose risk, coach reps, and communicate clearly to leadership. You are comfortable with MEDDPICC or equivalent qualification frameworks and enforce them consistently.

Cross-Functional Partnership: You partner fluidly with Product, Marketing, RevOps, and Customer Success. You translate field insights into product feedback, align on ICP with marketing, and ensure seamless handoffs post-close. You are a builder of systems, not just relationships.

The core work will include

Lead, coach, and develop a team of Growth Account Executives focused on complex, multi-stakeholder sales cycles with $100K–$1M+ ACV targets

Define and implement Reducto’s growth sales motion — including qualification methodology, discovery frameworks, mutual action plans, and executive engagement strategies

Build and refine the growth sales playbook, including competitive positioning, objection handling, and champion development strategies

Establish forecasting practices, pipeline review cadences, and CRM hygiene standards for the growth segment

Partner with RevOps to design territory models, account segmentation, quota structures, and performance reporting

Collaborate with Marketing on growth demand generation, ABM programs, and field event strategy

Partner with Product to surface growth requirements, influence the roadmap, and ensure our solution addresses the most critical customer pain points

Hire, onboard, and ramp a world-class team of Growth AEs as we scale

Act as a thought partner to GTM leadership on growth strategy, pricing, and go-to-market motion