Major Account Manager - Germany

Why Join Us?

Welcome to an exciting opportunity at Check Point! We are actively seeking a high-energy Major Account Manager to fuel Check Point’s next phase of growth. This role is critical to our strategy, focused on winning new strategic logos and opening high-value enterprise relationships where Check Point does not yet have a footprint. As a pure new business role, you will lead the charge in identifying, engaging, and breaking into untapped strategic accounts. If you thrive on proactive hunting, executive-level engagement, and turning cold opportunities into long-term customers, this role offers the chance to make a visible and lasting impact in the cybersecurity industry.

Key Responsibilities

• Proactively hunt and win new strategic logos, opening high-value enterprise relationships to drive net-new revenue growth.
• Apply structured and disciplined prospecting methodologies to identify, qualify, and prioritize new target accounts.
• Secure and lead initial executive-level meetings, demonstrating strong presence, credibility, and value articulation.
• Navigate and overcome entry barriers through strategic thinking, persistence, and resilience.
• Own early-stage deal progression with clear potential to develop into a consistent closer of new business opportunities.

Qualifications

• Proven hunter mindset with a strong drive for net-new logo acquisition and enterprise account penetration.
• +7 years of demonstrated experience using structured prospecting and qualification approaches in complex sales environments.
• Executive presence and confidence engaging senior stakeholders and decision-makers.
• Strategic, resilient, and proactive profile with the ability to overcome resistance and ambiguity.
• Clear potential and ambition to grow into a consistent closer in high-value new business pursuits.
• Fluent in English and German

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