Skydio is the leading US drone company and the world leader in autonomous flight, the key technology for the future of drones and aerial mobility. The Skydio team combines deep expertise in artificial intelligence, best-in-class hardware and software product development, operational excellence, and customer obsession to empower a broader, more diverse audience of drone users, from utility inspectors to first responders, soldiers in battlefield scenarios, and beyond.

About the Team

Physical Site Security is transforming at a rapid pace. Historically guards have been the primary force behind Site Security. Today, the largest enterprises in the country are looking towards deployment of technology, robotics, and AI to augment and improve their security posture. Many are now putting Skydio Docks over their fulfillment centers, data centers, distribution hubs, and campuses to patrol perimeters, respond to alarms, and put eyes on an incident in seconds. Security is the fastest-growing part of Skydio's commercial business and is now a standalone team. Our largest site security customers include some of the biggest names in retail, logistics, and technology, and the account base behind them is thousands of companies wide.

About the role

As Sales Director, Site Security, you will lead nine quota-carrying sellers: six Strategic Account Managers on the largest enterprises and three Enterprise Account Executives on the next tier. Five of the nine are new seats you will hire. Each seller is paired with Solutions Engineering, and three dedicated BDRs that build net-new pipeline for the team. This team carries the largest number in Commercial Sales and is planned to grow several-fold over the next three years.

This is a build, not a harvest. The team works a book of thousands of large enterprises where only a small fraction are customers today. Your job is to turn a handful of flagship wins into a repeatable motion: one team, one playbook, every facility type. A perimeter is a perimeter. A win at a data center should teach the team how to win at a distribution center, a hospital, or a stadium. One rep owns each logo, and we never put two account teams on one account.

Much of this market is already held by the contract security firms that staff guard posts at these sites. They own the relationships, the master contracts, and the budget line. We grow with them, not around them. You will make sure your team sells with these partners, and that the rep who owns the account gets credit when a partner carries the deal.

You will work alongside peer leaders in Utilities and Emerging markets, and closely with Strategic Partnerships, Solutions Engineering, Customer Success, Deployment, Product, and Marketing. We sell autonomous flying robots and the AI that powers them, and every seller here uses AI tools as a normal part of running a territory. You will model that, coach to it, and hire for it.

How we work

High integrity. Security leaders talk to each other, and a reputation for straight answers travels fast. We sell what the product can do today, including uptime, SLAs, and how much of the operation is autonomous, we are clear about where it's headed, and we win on our own merits.

Sales is a team sport. No lone wolves. Site security programs are won by account leaders, solutions engineering, partnerships, contract security firms, customer success, and deployment pulling in the same direction. The best people here care more about the collective number than their own slice of it.

Great conversationalists. Ask better questions than anyone else in the room. Listen for what a Chief Security Officer isn't saying. Be curious about how a security operations center actually runs: its alarm volumes, its guard contracts, its incident reports. Trust is built one honest conversation at a time.

Curious, and fluent with the tools. Everyone on this team uses AI to research accounts, prepare for meetings, analyze pipeline, and draft and then edit. That takes judgment more than technical skill: knowing what a good result looks like and catching the tool when it is confidently wrong.