Sales · London, England, United Kingdom · Full-time
A business development role in a deployment team typically asks for finding and qualifying new opportunities, building relationships with potential customers, and helping turn early conversations into signed work. A strong candidate brings comfort with technical products, the ability to listen for operational problems, and persistence in a long sales cycle. At a company like Arondite, which makes mission orchestration software for autonomous systems and defence operations, that means learning how defence and security organisations buy and deploy new tools.
How it fits the AI era
AI changes business development by handling lead research, meeting notes, and first drafts of proposals, so more time can go to judgment and trust. The human parts that remain are understanding a customer’s real constraints, navigating procurement, and knowing when a deal is worth pursuing. In defence and autonomous systems, AI also shapes what is being sold, so the role sits close to both the technology and the buyer.
How it builds AI experience
This role builds AI experience by using AI tools for account research, pipeline tracking, and proposal drafting, then seeing where those tools help and where they miss context. It also offers a view of how AI is used inside mission orchestration software, which is useful for talking with technical buyers. A candidate can strengthen this by practising with common sales and research AI tools and by learning basic concepts behind autonomous systems and defence data.
Worth showing
- Defence sector awareness
- Technical product fluency
- Relationship building
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About Arondite
Arondite develops mission orchestration software to coordinate autonomous systems and defence operations, according to the company.
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