Government Sales – Future Opportunities

Job Application for Government Sales – Future Opportunities at Wonderschool Back to jobs Government Sales – Future Opportunities Remote Apply About Wonderschool Wonderschool is harnessing the power of technology to support child care providers operating from their homes as well as in government and nonprofit sectors. Our products enable providers to build high-quality programs, operate sustainable businesses, and connect families to accessible child care solutions. We partner directly with state and local governments to modernize child care infrastructure, improve access, and deliver measurable outcomes for families and communities nationwide. About This Future Opportunity As we continue expanding our public sector footprint, we’re interested in connecting with experienced Government Sales professionals across multiple levels — from high-performing Account Executives to senior leaders who can build and scale a government sales organization. This posting is intended to build relationships with candidates for potential future openings and does not represent an active role at this time. What These Roles May Involve Depending on level and scope, future Government Sales roles at Wonderschool may include: Individual Contributor (Account Executive / Senior AE) Owning full-cycle government sales within a territory Navigating complex, multi-stakeholder, 12+ month sales cycles Building relationships with legislators, agency leaders, and executive administration stakeholders Developing territory strategies aligned to legislative, budget, and election cycles Leading RFP responses and procurement processes Traveling frequently (up to ~60%) to build in-person relationships Sales Leadership (Director / Head of Government Sales) Defining and executing the overall government sales strategy Building and leading a high-performing public sector sales team Managing pipeline forecasting, territory design, and performance metrics Developing executive-level relationships with state and national decision-makers Partnering cross-functionally with Product, Policy, Finance, and Implementation teams Driving long-term revenue growth and public-sector expansion What We’re Generally Looking For Proven track record of meeting or exceeding revenue targets in complex sales environments Experience in business-to-government (B2G) sales, public sector partnerships, or government policy Deep understanding of procurement processes, RFP cycles, and legislative dynamics Strong strategic thinking and ability to align value propositions with political and programmatic priorities Experience managing complex, enterprise-level sales cycles For leadership roles: experience building, coaching, and scaling sales teams High ownership mindset and comfort operating in ambiguity Strong CRM discipline and forecasting capability Compensation (Future Opportunities – California) For future Government Sales roles based in California, compensation will vary based on level and scope. Compensation structures may include: Base salary Performance-based variable compensation (commission and/or bonuses) Potential equity participation For reference, individual contributor roles have historically included base salaries in the range of approximately $150,000 – $250,000 , with significant variable earning potential. Leadership roles may carry broader compensation bands based on scope and organizational responsibility. Actual compensation will vary based on experience, level, territory complexity, and business needs at the time of hire. Benefits Wonderschool offers a competitive benefits package, which may include: Health benefits with up to 100% coverage for employee premiums and up to 80% for dependents Wifi and employee wellness stipends Flexible PTO, paid holidays, and mental wellness days Competitive parental leave (eligible after 6 months of employment) A high-ownership, mission-driven workplace environment Additional Notes This is not an active job opening and does not guarantee an interview or offer Role scope, level, compensation structure, and travel expectations may vary based on business needs Candidates may be contacted if and when a relevant opening becomes available Create a Job Alert Interested in building your career at Wonderschool? Get future opportunities sent straight to your email. 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