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Sayari

Counterparty and supply chain risk intelligence

Senior Account Executive - Economic Crime

Account ExecutivePosted on Nov 11
Full-timeAustraliaNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A record of opening new logos, with named examples, and comfort with cold outreach, warm introductions, and building pipeline from nothing.
  • Existing relationships, or a clear record of earning them, inside Australian government, banking, or financial crime.
  • Ability to diagnose before pitching and qualify deals early, including willingness to call a deal early.
  • A history of landing a first use case and expanding it into multi-team, multiyear business.
  • Five to ten years of experience selling software or data products to government or financial services using a structured methodology such as MEDDPICC, Challenger, or Miller Heimann.
  • Working knowledge of AML/CTF obligations, sanctions, fraud and scams, and the role of AUSTRAC and law enforcement.
  • Executive presence to explain data provenance and how findings are built to non-technical senior stakeholders.
  • Australian citizenship and eligibility to work in a cleared environment; ability to obtain and maintain Baseline or NV1 clearance (to be confirmed).

Responsibilities

  • Run a target account plan across federal and state agencies, law enforcement, and major banks, and self-generate the majority of the pipeline through outreach, networks, and industry forums.
  • Expand existing accounts from one team and use case to additional directorates and business units, mapping functions involved in economic crime and opening new buying centres.
  • Conduct discovery to identify investigation bottlenecks, inaccessible data, and the cost of missed typologies, and quantify the impact in customer terms.
  • Qualify opportunities using MEDDPICC, Challenger, or a comparable method to test budget, authority, need, and timeline, and disengage from deals unlikely to close.
  • Build trusted relationships with heads of financial crime, AML/CTF and sanctions officers, investigations leads, agency branch heads, and procurement; engage stakeholders across tenders, panels, security reviews, and legal processes.
  • Demonstrate live investigations tracing illicit finance to beneficial owners and run trials that become daily operational use; explain provenance and auditability in regulated environments.
  • Maintain a 4x rolling pipeline in Salesforce and a forecast leadership can plan against, and relay market needs to Product.
  • Travel regularly across Canberra, Sydney, and Melbourne; travel may be up to 25%, to be confirmed.

About the Company

Sayari

Counterparty and supply chain risk intelligence

Sayari provides risk intelligence for counterparty and supply chain risk. It helps businesses and analysts understand and monitor the relationships between corporate entities and their stakeholders, such as shareholders, subsidiaries, customers, and suppliers. The product works by integrating trade data from 65 reporting countries with global corporate ownership data to create a unified view of cross-border networks. Through a subscription platform, users can perform batch supplier screening, risk identification, and generate detailed reports to support regulatory, ESG, and compliance decisions. Sayari differentiates itself by offering a comprehensive, globally sourced data integration that reveals hidden risks in supply chains and corporate networks, enabling more complete risk assessments than with fragmented data. The company's goal is to promote transparency and reduce risk in global commerce by helping clients identify regulatory, reputational, and business continuity risks.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Debt Financing
Total funding
$134.7M
Headquarters
Washington DC, District of Columbia
Founded
2015

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