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Motorola Solutions

Builds communications and security technology

Vertical Channel Account Manager - Retail

Full-Time
No salary listed
Senior
Dubai - United Arab Emirates
In PersonFrequent international travel exceeding 50% is required.
Sales & Account ManagementAccount Management

About the job

Requirements
  • Strong understanding of the video surveillance and access control market in the mid- to premium-brand space, with at least five years of experience in this sector.
  • Five to eight or more years of proven business-to-business enterprise sales or key account management experience, particularly within physical security, video surveillance, video management system software, access control, or software as a service.
  • Strong understanding of the enterprise retail landscape, especially loss prevention, asset protection, and retail operations workflows.
  • An established network of loss prevention or asset protection contacts in major retail brands.
  • A demonstrable successful strategic account management track record at all levels.
  • Strong negotiation skills and comfort negotiating at all levels.
  • Excellent verbal and written presentation skills, with the ability to communicate complex solutions informatively and adapt to varied audiences.
  • Excellent knowledge of networking principles and Internet Protocol communication, closed-circuit television, and access control.
  • Willingness to travel internationally in excess of 50%.
Responsibilities
  • Drive new and expansion revenue targets across named, large-scale retail accounts, including grocery chains, big-box stores, department stores, and specialty retailers.
  • Build trusted relationships with C-suite executives, vice presidents and directors of loss prevention, organized retail crime teams, and store operations leadership.
  • Translate complex technology concepts, including cloud versus on-premise video management systems, artificial-intelligence-driven appearance search, and license plate recognition, into actionable return on investment for retail executives.
  • Maintain a minimum four- to five-times sales pipeline to meet and exceed quarterly and annual revenue quotas.
  • Analyze market data to identify trends and opportunities, develop strategic direction from market information, and create market analysis presentations.
  • Present Motorola Solutions' value proposition and demonstrate key attributes of its video security and access control portfolio.
  • Perform forecasting, project registration, customer relationship management pipeline management, proof-of-concept activities, demonstrations, market-positioning presentations, and business development across assigned end-user accounts.
  • Train business-to-business stakeholders as required so they can position Motorola Solutions video security and access control products in compliance with corporate policies and expectations.
  • Deliver assigned revenue quotas and management-by-objectives targets.
  • Educate regional sales team members on effective engagement with the retail vertical market.
  • Identify prospective new business opportunities in assigned end-user accounts to maximize regional sales team efforts.
  • Identify product gaps, prepare reports on those gaps and their fiscal impact, and provide them to management and product management.
  • Work with third-party technology providers to develop relationships for technology integrations.
  • Attend trade shows and participate professionally in booth duties at relevant marketing events.
  • Conduct sales calls, schedule local promotional activities, and track sales activities with all channels using Salesforce.com.
  • Develop standardized vertical-market presentations and sales tools describing the video security and access control value proposition.
  • Work with applications engineering on proofs of concept and relevant solution designs.
  • Submit regular forecasts and activity reports to management.
Desired Qualifications
  • Retail domain knowledge, specifically in loss prevention, asset protection, and retail operations workflows.

About the company

Motorola Solutions builds communications and security technology for emergency services, governments and businesses, connecting field teams with control rooms. Its APX radios keep responders in contact, while command center software combines calls, dispatch and incident records. Cameras, access controls and video analytics help organizations monitor buildings and investigate events, alongside body cameras that record work in the field. The company sells devices and network equipment, licenses software, and earns recurring fees from cloud subscriptions, maintenance and managed services. Founded in 1928, Motorola Solutions is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Chicago, Illinois

Founded

1928

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What believers are saying

  • Orders support future work: Motorola reported $15.6 billion in backlog in August 2026, up 11% from a year earlier.
  • Service teams inherit scale: Motorola reports four million managed users across critical communications, command centers and video security.
  • Nonstudents have an engineering route: Motorola's Krakow R&D internships require at least 24 weekly hours and typically last 15 months.

What critics are saying

  • Airwave's pricing power is capped: Britain's competition watchdog limits what Motorola charges emergency services.
  • Job security faces reorganization: Motorola reported 830 employee separations during 2025 in its February 2026 annual filing.
  • Contract revenue has escape clauses: Motorola warns multi-year government agreements face partial funding and cancellation on short notice.

What makes Motorola Solutions unique

  • Airwave anchors national reach: Motorola operates Britain's dedicated emergency radio network, serving over 300 public safety organizations.
  • Silvus adds drone connectivity: its mesh radios link moving autonomous systems without fixed communications infrastructure.
  • Fire radios face severe testing: APX NEXT XN withstands direct flame and 500°F heat during safety certification.

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