Key Account Director - London

Descripción del puesto

About Junior We're building cutting-edge LLM-powered tools to supercharge the investment research process for private market investors. Our clients include several of the world's top 10 private equity and consulting firms, and are responsible for investing billions of dollars annually. We're a profitable, bootstrapped company with a growing team of 49 based in London and NYC. We 10x'd our revenue in 2025. Role Description Junior has established itself as the go-to AI platform for commercial due diligence teams at the world's leading consulting and professional services firms. We already serve CDD teams at firms like BCG, EY, and PwC - and now we're ready to go much deeper. We are hiring Key Account Directors to own and grow our most strategically important accounts. This is not a portfolio role. You will own a single major account - a firm you already know inside-out - and your mission is to expand Junior from a CDD tool into a platform used across the entire organisation. That means opening doors into new business lines (strategy consulting, tax, transactions, advisory, and beyond), building executive relationships, and 5-10xing account value. This role sits at the intersection of strategic sales, customer success, and account management. You are the face of Junior inside your account. You will be the person who understands the firm's structure, politics, buying processes, and pain points better than anyone else in our company - because you've spent years working there. As a Key Account Director , you'll have the unique opportunity to: Own a single flagship account end-to-end - you are the CEO of your account, responsible for revenue growth, retention, expansion, and executive relationships Expand Junior beyond CDD into new practice areas and business lines, identifying where our solutions solve real workflow problems, knowledge management challenges and output generation needs across the firm Build and maintain senior relationships with Partners, Managing Director