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DualEntry — VP of Sales

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DualEntry — VP of Sales

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DualEntry — VP of Sales

Type: Full-time | On-site | New York City, NY (7 World Trade Center, 5 days/week) Compensation: $250,000–$350,000 base ($400,000–$500,000 OTE, 50/50 split) + $85,000–$115,000 equity Hiring count: 1 Visa sponsorship: None available Reports to: Founders

About DualEntry

Founded in 2024, DualEntry builds an AI-native ERP that lets accounting teams automate away manual data-entry work. It targets one of the largest fintech markets in the world — ERP, $220B+ annually — which has seen no meaningful new entrants in 30+ years while tens of thousands of companies still run 1990s on-premise systems. Customers today range from $5M-ARR businesses to NYSE-listed companies.

Founded: 2024 | Team size: 51–200 (Series A) | Total funding: $100M+ (raised in ~18 months since launch) Backers: Lightspeed Venture Partners, Khosla Ventures, Contrary Ventures, Google Ventures, plus 20+ angels Team pedigree: Ramp, Meta, Microsoft, Lyft, PwC, Deloitte, JP Morgan, Bloomberg, Sage, Xero, Intuit Industry: FinTech / AI-native ERP Website: dualentry.com Office: New York City — 7 World Trade Center

Why Candidates Should Join

  • Category timing: A $220B+ market with no serious new entrant in 30+ years, incumbents stuck on 1990s tech, and an AI-native product already trusted by companies from $5M ARR up to NYSE-listed.
  • Traction + backing: $100M+ raised in ~18 months from Lightspeed, Khosla, Contrary, and Google Ventures; team drawn from Ramp, Meta, Microsoft, PwC, Deloitte, JP Morgan, and the accounting-software incumbents.
  • Founder-facing ownership: Build the revenue engine from the ground up — own the full motion, report directly to the founders, and scale the team (roughly 5 AEs today to 15+ over the coming year).
  • Comp + upside: $400K–$500K OTE (50/50), $85K–$115K equity, full benefits, and relocation support.

Intake Call Summary

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The Role

Build and lead DualEntry's revenue engine: a hands-on, strategic player-coach seat that closes high-value deals while hiring, coaching, and scaling the sales team as the company expands into multiple markets. Intense, full-ownership role — the expectation is to raise the bar, not maintain an existing function.

What You'll Be Doing

  • Own the full sales motion from early discovery to signed contract
  • Lead complex, multi-stakeholder sales cycles with CFOs and finance leaders
  • Hire, coach, and manage the sales team; build a culture of high standards, accountability, and continuous improvement
  • Work with founders, marketing, and product to refine messaging and shape how DualEntry sells
  • Design the sales playbook and processes that support scalable growth
  • Build the outbound motion alongside the existing inbound-dominant pipeline

Requirements

  • 8+ years B2B SaaS sales, prior team leadership
  • Prior 0-to-1 startup experience required
  • ERP, accounting, or financial systems product experience
  • Mid-market focus, not enterprise-only
  • Hands-on player-coach
  • NYC 5 days in office, 7 World Trade Center

Green Flags

  • Prior VP of Sales or Director of Sales at a high-growth fintech, ERP, or accounting-adjacent startup where they grew the team and revenue from single digits to $15M-$25M+ ARR. Direct match for DualEntry's seat shape.
  • CPA, Big 4 audit, or accounting undergraduate background that pivoted into B2B SaaS sales.
  • Built a sales team and motion from 0-to-1 at a Series A or B startup. Has hired the first 10+ AEs, designed comp plans, written playbooks, and built forecasting.
  • Has sold complex fintech or accounting products to CFOs and finance leaders. Comfortable with multi-stakeholder sales cycles involving finance, IT, and operations.
  • Has built outbound motion on top of an inbound-dominant base. Understands the transition DualEntry is making.

Red Flags

  • Legacy ERP executive (Oracle, NetSuite, SAP, Sage, Workday) without startup adaptation.
  • Enterprise-only sales background.
  • Career manager without hands-on selling. The seat is player-coach, not pure leadership.
  • Pure horizontal SaaS background without finance, accounting, or fintech adjacency.
  • Cannot or will not work 5 days a week at 7 World Trade Center.

Full Must-Have / Nice-to-Have (role body — supplementary detail)

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Must-Have

  • Hardcore work ethic and high agency
  • 8+ years of experience in B2B SaaS sales
  • Experience leading and managing high-performing sales teams
  • Experience selling ERP, accounting, or financial systems to mid-market or enterprise companies
  • Comfortable selling to CFOs and finance leaders and managing multi-stakeholder sales cycles
  • Strong operator who can build sales structure, forecasting, and process
  • Hands-on player-coach who can both close deals and develop people
  • Prior 0-to-1 startup experience — has grown a team and revenue at a startup, not just managed an existing function
  • Track record of growing revenue from single digits to $15M–$25M+ ARR
  • Mid-market sales focus (not enterprise-only)
  • Based in NYC or commutable distance; 5 days/week at 7 World Trade Center

Nice-to-Have

  • Strong preference for an accounting or audit background (CPA or Big 4 experience is a major plus per the founder)
  • Prior experience at a fintech selling into the office of the CFO
  • Prior experience transitioning a sales motion from 100% inbound to outbound + inbound
  • Prior experience building solutions, consulting, or BDR functions

Role Details

Salary$250,000–$350,000 baseOTE$400,000–$500,000 (50/50 split)

Equity$85,000–$115,000

On-site policy On-site, 5 days/week — 7 World Trade Center, NYC

Visa sponsorship None available

Employment type Full-time

Location New York City, NY

Other benefits15 PTO days + 12 public holidays · medical/dental/vision · commuter benefits · 401k · relocation covered

Required Candidate Q&A (Contrario submission form)

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  • Please share your LinkedIn profile
  • What is your current location
  • This role requires working onsite 5 days a week. Are you comfortable with this requirement?
  • We believe it takes great input to build a great product, faster than our competition. Are you willing to work hard and work (most) weekends? We understand this is not for everyone / every stage of career and want to be transparent upfront.

Interview Process

Stage 1 — Pending Approval — Candidates awaiting initial approval. Stage 2 — Val Pre Screen (30 min) Stage 3 — Nikki Pre Screen (30 min) Stage 4 — Woosung Interview (20 min) Stage 5 — Santi Interview (30 min) Stage 6 — Ben Interview (30 min) Stage 7 — Final Panel — Ben & Santi (60 min) Stage 8 — References Stage 9 — Offer Stage 10 — Hired — Candidate accepts and starts.

Ideal Candidate Profiles — DO NOT CONTACT

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Ideal Companies & Backgrounds

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