Federal Account Director, Intelligence Community

Openai Washington, United States of America
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  • 10+ years selling commercial technology, including platform-as-a-service, software-as-a-service, cloud, data, cybersecurity, or other enterprise technology, to the U.S. Intelligence Community.
  • A documented track record of closing high-value, multi-stakeholder enterprise technology deals across major Intelligence Community organizations and their supporting ecosystems.
  • An active Top Secret clearance with Full Scope Polygraph.
  • Developing and executing complex account and deal strategies within the Intelligence Community.
  • Navigating Intelligence Community procurement, acquisition, contracting, security, and deployment processes.
  • Deep familiarity with MIP and NIP funding cycles, classified contract vehicles, multi-year programs of record, and extended acquisition timelines.
  • An established senior-level network of GS-15/SES/SIS and C-suite relationships across major Intelligence Community organizations and their supporting ecosystems.
  • Experience partnering with federal systems integrators and specialized mission partners on capture strategies, co-selling, and program expansion.
  • Proven experience selling cloud, cybersecurity, hybrid-cloud, or AI infrastructure into sensitive or classified environments, including on-premises and air-gapped deployment patterns.
  • Consistently delivering growth in fast-paced, high-performance environments.
  • Working directly with senior Intelligence Community executives, mission leaders, technical stakeholders, and decision-makers.
  • Deep relationships and native familiarity with Intelligence Community missions, organizational structures, workflows, and buying processes.
  • Translating technical capabilities into clear mission outcomes and strategic value.
  • Communicating technical and strategic concepts clearly to both Intelligence Community customers and internal stakeholders.
  • Leading high-visibility customer briefings, executive engagements, demonstrations, and industry events.
  • Gathering, distilling, and applying detailed market intelligence, including agency priorities, policy developments, budget trends, acquisition strategies, and competitor activity.