Inside Territory Account Manager
Fortinet
Inside Territory Account Manager
Fortinet
Delivers integrated cybersecurity via security fabric
The Inside Territory Account Manager (ITAM) will manage an assigned territory. The ideal candidate will have experience in the networking and/or security sectors of technology. The ITAM will create and execute the account plan from prospecting to building and maintaining a constant revenue pipeline. Drive sales cycles to close while establishing relationships and credibility. Provide necessary presales support for prospects/customers. Work closely with Channel Teams and our reseller partner network to drive deals and increase revenue. Fortinet will provide detailed and ongoing training programs. Once completed you will be assigned a territory, quota and given ongoing support to begin your career at Fortinet.
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We encourage candidates from all backgrounds and identities to apply. We offer a supportive work environment and a competitive Total Rewards package to support you with your overall health and financial well-being.
Embark on a challenging, enjoyable, and rewarding career journey with Fortinet. Join us in bringing solutions that make a meaningful and lasting impact to our 660,000+ customers around the globe.
Fortinet provides cybersecurity solutions for organizations with an integrated security approach. Its core offering, the Fortinet Security Fabric, connects firewalls, endpoint protection, intrusion detection, and secure SD-WAN so these tools share threat intelligence and policy controls. The company differentiates itself with a wide, interoperable security stack that spans network, endpoint, cloud, and threat intelligence, enabling centralized management and consistent security across environments. Fortinet aims to help organizations protect digital assets across on-premises, remote, and cloud settings through scalable security and ongoing subscription services.
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