SASE Sales Director – Telco Service Providers

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Sales Director leading a security sales organization for HPE Networking across Telco Service Providers. Structuring teams and go-to-market strategies while driving P&L and channel revenues.

Responsibilities:

  • Build and run a focused security-selling organization across the Telco Service Provider (SP) segments.
  • Own strategy, team build-out, channel motion, and revenue for security products including SASE, SRX, SD-Branch, NAC variants, ClearPass, SSR, etc.
  • Hire and lead a team of 6–8 sales specialists (majority North America, some Europe) by year-end.
  • Own P&L and revenue targets for Telco SP security bookings through channel partners.
  • Build and execute go-to-market strategies for security solutions across cloud providers, service providers, and high-tech accounts.
  • Establish and deepen channel partner relationships and enablement across the portfolio.
  • Collaborate with core sellers, product, and marketing to align sales plays and accelerate pipeline.

Requirements:

  • Proven senior sales leader (manager of managers preferred) with experience building and scaling field sales teams from scratch.
  • Deep channel expertise—experience selling through partners is essential.
  • Demonstrated success selling to service providers, cloud providers, or large enterprise/high-tech accounts.
  • Strong background in security product sales and software/enterprise license agreements.
  • Strategic thinker with hands-on selling experience and ability to operate in a hybrid direct/collaborative model.
  • Existing relationships in the security ecosystem (partners and customers) are a plus.
  • Experience with SASE, NAC, SRX, SD-Branch, or related networking/security portfolios would be helpful but not required.

Benefits:

  • Health & Wellbeing
  • Personal & Professional Development
  • Unconditional Inclusion