The ad says“70% – Account management and growth. You learn each client’s business well enough to see the opportunity before they do”
The ad says“Native-level German (C1+) and fluent English”
The ad says“Native-level German (C1+) and fluent English”
The ad says“Experience selling to HR, L&D, SaaS, or tech”
As Enterprise Relationship Manager, you scale Sharpist’s Key enterprise accounts as a trusted C-suite partner, driving account growth and program delivery for world-class brands
We partner with 300+ of the world’s leading enterprises — IKEA, BMW, Airbus, Miro — to build their leaders and talent. We do it by combining real 1:1 human coaching with an AI Coach that’s there between sessions: always-on guidance, follow-ups, in-the-moment support
We have strong product-market fit and marquee logos. Now we’re going after growth, and the enterprise segment is the engine
The clients you own decide how fast we scale across DACH and beyond. This is not a role on the edge of things — it’s as close to the center as it gets
You are the face of Sharpist to our biggest clients in DACH. When they have a problem, you’re the first call. When they grow with us, it’s because of you
You own a portfolio of enterprise accounts outright — keeping them, growing them, and making sure the programs deliver. You’ll go head-to-head with CHROs, L&D leads, and C-suite execs
Meeting them in person matters, so you’ll travel to client HQs across the region around 30% of the time
This is high-stakes, high-autonomy, and highly visible
70% – Account management and growth. You learn each client’s business well enough to see the opportunity before they do
Then you build the case and grow the account. Relentlessly
30% – Running the programs and driving satisfaction. Coordinating across coaching, product, and ops so things actually land
Some accounts are smooth. Others are messy and need untangling. You own both
Within 1 month, you will…
Learn the product and get in front of your clients
Map every account: who holds the budget, who champions us, who you still need to win over
Within 1 quarter, you will…
Own a sharp, data-backed growth plan for your portfolio
Turn a client gap into a real expansion case — and pitch it to a senior executive
Take on your first at-risk account and build the plan to turn it around
Within 1 year, you will…
Hit your revenue and retention targets, and beat them
Become the advisor CHROs and L&D leaders call before they make a decision
Set the standard — the way you work becomes how the rest of the team does the job
Benefits
Flexible working hours
Have your own certified coach with unlimited sessions
Hybrid working model
Employee library
Company pension scheme
Free mate, beers & muesli
Preferred experience
You’ve come from consulting, B2B Saas Sales, a startup, a client-facing strategy role, or from running things behind a C-suite exec as a Chief of staff. Now you want your own patch to own. You want to grow and move things forward. Fast
You have a strategic mind, but you’re also an operator who executes and follows through. Nothing falls through the cracks
You communicate clearly with anyone -whether you’re presenting to a boardroom or talking things through with a colleague or an HR manager
You’re organized, curious, and comfortable juggling a lot of moving parts and people at once
You care about outcomes, not just optics — you’re in it to make the client actually succeed
Native-level German (C1+) and fluent English
A real track record of owning important relationships and delivering results
3 years+ in top-tier consulting, a strategic client-facing role in B2B Company, or a Chief of staff to a C-suite leader
Open to travel around DACH about 30% of the time
Delivery: You’re a builder who ships – motivated by visible results
Proactivity: You identify problems early, propose solutions, and jump on what matters
Care: You strive for excellence because the mission of empowering self-aware careers genuinely matters to you
Accountability: You keep your word. You’re meticulous, organized, and 100% reliable
You’ve worked somewhere fast and a bit chaotic, where you had to build the process rather than inherit it