Sales Manager DACH
Date: Jun 18, 2026
Location: München, DE
Company: valantic GmbH
Effective Field
- As Sales Manager DACH, you will manage a high-growth territory, selling both valantic’s best-in-class services and the #1-rated enterprise AI and agentic development platform OutSystems.
- You will focus on expanding our successful services in the German-speaking markets within Europe.
- You will own the entire sales cycle – from the initial contact through the moderation of the sales motion to the successful closing.
- You will work closely with valantic Sales Managers globally as well as with Presales Engineers.
- Together with the OutSystems sales representatives, you will define and execute the partner strategy to drive new opportunities.
- You will participate in partner and customer events and actively shape sales campaigns to build and grow the business.
What distinguishes you
- You have a Bachelor’s or Master's degree.
- You bring experience in technology & services markets and several years of selling agile development services or SaaS.
- Knowledge of the OutSystems ecosystem or other platform suppliers is a plus.
- You are confident using CRM platforms to manage the sales cycle and tools such as LinkedIn to identify and engage prospects.
- Excellent communication and organizational skills are among your strengths.
- You are known for your critical thinking, structured working style, and problem‑solving attitude.
- You are an energetic team player with a strong customer‑centric mindset.
- You are fluent in German and English.
What you can expect
- A professional environment within one of the fastest-growing digital solutions, consulting, and software companies on the market.
- A modern sales environment with the tools and support you need to win and grow accounts.
- Development opportunities tailored to your sales career.
- Mobile working as a natural part of how we collaborate with customers.
- Flexible working hours, attractive benefits and a results-focused mindset.
- A collaborative work culture with flat hierarchies and direct access to decision-makers.