Concourse is building the operating system for State and Local governments. Our platform is a configurable approach to tackling fragmented government data and workflows, turning them into smooth operations for public servants and the constituents they serve. As an Account Executive, you'll sell to the people who run state and local government: county clerks, city CIOs, school IT directors. The work they buy from us looks like a bail management system for the state of Hawaii, an IT helpdesk for the Chicago school district, or an ERP for a mid-sized city. You'll run deals from first call to signed contract, then hand them to our Forward Deployed PMs and Engineers to build. Government sales cycles are long and procurement is complicated. You'll be one of our first sales hires, so you'll help figure out how we win them.
This is a full-time, remote role covering our Southeast territory: North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia. Ideally, you live in the region and have existing relationships with government buyers there. Expect to travel within the territory about 1–2 times a month for client meetings and conferences, plus occasional trips to our New York office for team time.
Concourse is the fastest-growing govtech, providing software to more than 100 state and local governments across the U.S. Government calls what we do "IT modernization." We call it a trillion-dollar opportunity to overhaul how government works. Public services are broken not because of bureaucracy but because they run on antiquated, user-unfriendly software from legacy vendors. Some examples: Concourse powers the legislative management system for one of America's largest cities, a state's entire online bail payment system, and a case-management platform for mental-health response teams. We are an AI-native company. Our org structure and staffing model are radically different from those of legacy tech companies: we have a flat team of superstar generalists who both own client relationships and manage fleets of long-horizon AI agents.
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