I started as a developer. I moved into sales because I wanted to be part of the conversations that matter. If a client wants to go technical, I can keep up.
I grew up curious about what happens behind screens. I found a coding book in my brother's library and that was the start. My first real project was a dating app built around shared meals, with two school friends. We did everything ourselves: development, marketing, street interviews for comms.
The lack of human connection in development eventually pushed me toward sales. I wanted to be part of the conversations that matter, to turn a no into a yes. That is how I ended up at HubSpot, then Salesforce.
Salesforce taught me how to be a real conductor: move a complex machine forward, anticipate every scenario, work with SEs, solution experts, sales ops, BDRs. After 5 years I carry those foundations into a new environment.
Training for an ultra-trail and a full Ironman. The sport taught me that you do not get good in one night. Repetition, rain or shine. Same principle in business.
Open to AE opportunities at AI-first companies, Enterprise or Mid-Market. If you have a role that could be a fit, I would be glad to hear about it.