Head Of Sales Jobs in Florida
Head Of Sales jobs in Florida are in strong demand, with active hiring concentrated in technology, healthcare services, financial services, and consumer goods sectors, and openings at every level from emerging sales leaders to senior vice president. Miami, Tampa, and Orlando anchor most of the hiring, with well-established employers like Danaher, Chewy, and Citi maintaining significant Florida operations that regularly bring on heads of sales. The most sought-after specialties are enterprise software sales leadership, B2B services, and revenue operations. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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About the Role
We are a marketing and technology agency that builds websites, custom applications, AI-powered experiences, automations, integrations, and emerging technology solutions for our clients and internal teams.
We are looking for a Head of AI Solutions & Creative Technology to lead how we imagine, architect, build, and deliver technology solutions.
This is not a traditional engineering management position.
We are looking for a creative technologist, solutions architect, AI-native developer, and technical leader in one person.
You will work directly with clients to understand their businesses, identify problems and opportunities, design better processes, architect technical solutions, rapidly prototype ideas, and lead those solutions through production.
Our development philosophy is AI-first. Approximately 90% of our development workflow leverages
AI-assisted or "vibe coding" methodologies. We want someone who knows how to push AI development tools extremely hard while also having the technical depth to get under the hood, understand the underlying code, debug complex problems, challenge poor AI-generated architecture, and manually engineer a solution when necessary.
The right person will be as comfortable brainstorming an innovative client experience as they are reviewing an API integration, database structure, application architecture, or pull request.
What You'll Own
Client Discovery & Solution Definition
You will work directly with clients, executives, marketers, operators, and internal teams to understand what they are trying to accomplish.
You will:
- Lead technical and solution discovery sessions with clients.
- Translate loosely defined business challenges into clear technical opportunities.
- Ask the questions clients may not know they need to answer.
- Understand current business processes, systems, workflows, pain points, and constraints.
- Map current-state and future-state business processes.
- Identify opportunities to improve customer experiences and internal operations.
- Recommend solutions that may include AI, automation, SaaS platforms, integrations, custom development, or combinations of each.
- Help clients think beyond their original request when a better solution exists.
- Clearly communicate technical concepts to nontechnical stakeholders.
You should be able to take a client from:
"We know we have a problem"
to:
"Here is the process, here is the solution, here is how we will build it, and here is what success looks like."
Solutions Architecture
You will own technical solution design before development begins.
Depending on the project, this may include:
- Application architecture
- Business logic
- User experiences and workflows
- Data architecture
- Databases
- APIs
- Webhooks
- Third-party integrations
- CRM integrations
- AI models and agents
- Authentication and permissions
- Automation workflows
- Cloud infrastructure
- Security considerations
- Reporting and analytics
- Deployment architecture
- Technical requirements
- Acceptance criteria
You should know how to balance what is technically possible with what actually makes sense for the client's business, budget, timeline, and goals.
AI-Native Development
AI-assisted development is a core part of how we operate.
You will be expected to use modern AI development tools to dramatically accelerate the development lifecycle, including tools such as:
- Claude Code
- OpenAI Codex
- Cursor
- Replit
- GitHub
- AI coding agents
- Low-code and automation platforms
- Emerging AI development tools
We want someone who naturally asks:
"How can we build and test this in days instead of months?"
You will rapidly create:
- Working prototypes
- MVP applications
- Internal tools
- Client portals
- Web applications
- Websites
- AI-powered experiences
- AI agents
- API integrations
- Workflow automations
- Proofs of concept
However, we are not looking for someone who blindly accepts what an AI coding tool produces.
You need to understand software engineering deeply enough to recognize when AI-generated code or architecture is wrong.
When necessary, you must be able to get under the hood and troubleshoot:
- Frontend code
- Backend code
- APIs
- Databases and SQL
- Authentication
- Application architecture
- Git and version control
- Cloud deployments
- Logs
- Performance issues
- Security vulnerabilities
- Integration failures
- Data issues
- Complex bugs
Our philosophy is:
AI first. Engineer when necessary. Outsource strategically. Ship quickly.
Creative Technology
Creativity is a major part of this role.
We do not simply want someone who can build what they are told to build.
We want someone who can invent the solution.
You should constantly be thinking about new ways technology, AI, automation, data, design, marketing, and customer experience can work together.
You will collaborate with marketing strategists, creatives, designers, developers, account teams, and clients to imagine solutions that may not exist yet.
You should be excited about turning ideas into working prototypes and demonstrating what is possible.
We want someone who hears:
"Wouldn't it be cool if..."
and starts thinking about how to make it real.
Business Process & Automation
Technology should improve how a business operates, not simply digitize a bad process.
You will be expected to:
- Understand how clients currently operate.
- Map workflows across departments and systems.
- Identify bottlenecks and unnecessary manual processes.
- Redesign workflows before automating them.
- Identify where AI can replace or augment repetitive work.
- Determine where human involvement is still necessary.
- Design data flows between platforms.
- Architect automation strategies.
- Recommend appropriate SaaS and technology platforms.
- Build integrations between existing systems.
Experience with platforms such as CRM systems, marketing automation platforms, n8n, Zapier, Make, GoHighLevel, APIs, webhooks, and similar technologies is highly valuable.
Build vs. Buy vs. Outsource
You will own the decision around how a technical solution should be delivered.
That may mean:
Build it yourself.
Build it with AI.
Configure an existing platform.
Integrate multiple platforms.
Assign it to another developer.
Hire a specialized contractor.
Outsource an entire component.
You will be responsible for making that decision based on speed, quality, scalability, maintainability, risk, cost, and client value.
Technical Leadership
You will lead the technical resources required to deliver our projects.
This includes:
- Managing freelance and contract developers.
- Identifying specialized technical resources when needed.
- Creating technical scopes and requirements.
- Estimating development effort.
- Breaking solutions into executable workstreams.
- Assigning development work.
- Reviewing code and architecture.
- Establishing technical standards.
- Reviewing AI-generated development.
- Managing technical QA.
- Ensuring documentation is completed.
- Overseeing deployments.
- Troubleshooting complex issues.
- Holding technical partners accountable for delivery.
This is a player-coach position.
We expect you to lead development while remaining highly hands-on.
Client Leadership
You will often be the senior technical voice in the room with our clients.
You should be comfortable:
- Running client workshops.
- Participating in sales and discovery meetings.
- Presenting proposed technology solutions.
- Whiteboarding business processes.
- Explaining architecture in plain English.
- Discussing tradeoffs with executives.
- Providing technical estimates.
- Identifying risks.
- Challenging assumptions when necessary.
- Helping clients understand what is possible with AI and emerging technology.
- Becoming a trusted technology advisor to our clients.
Strong communication skills and executive presence are extremely important.
Agency & Commercial Mindset
We are an agency, so technology must ultimately create value for our clients and our business.
You should naturally consider:
- What business outcome are we trying to create?
- What does the client actually need?
- What is the simplest effective solution?
- How quickly can we deliver it?
- What will it cost us to build?
- What should we charge for it?
- How maintainable will the solution be?
- What risks are we creating?
- Can AI reduce development time?
- Can existing technology eliminate unnecessary custom development?
- Can this solution become reusable intellectual property?
- Can we turn what we learn into additional opportunities for the client?
We value business judgment as much as technical knowledge.
What We're Looking For
The strongest candidates will have a combination of experience across:
- Solutions architecture
- AI-assisted software development
- Full-stack application development
- Creative technology
- Business process design
- Automation
- Systems integration
- API development
- Web development
- Client consulting
- Technical discovery
- Product thinking
- Rapid prototyping
- Technical project leadership
- Contractor or development team management
You do not need to be the world's foremost expert in every technology we use.
You do need to be technically strong enough to understand the architecture, evaluate the work, troubleshoot when necessary, and know when something is being built incorrectly.
You May Be a Great Fit If...
You are someone who:
- Is obsessed with AI-assisted development and emerging technology.
- Uses AI as a force multiplier rather than a replacement for technical understanding.
- Can rapidly turn ideas into working products.
- Thinks creatively about technology.
- Loves solving complicated business problems.
- Can move between strategy and execution.
- Understands both software and business processes.
- Is comfortable working directly with clients.
- Can communicate with both developers and CEOs.
- Likes building more than managing meetings.
- Can operate effectively with incomplete requirements.
- Enjoys experimenting.
- Is constantly evaluating new AI tools.
- Knows when to build something and when not to.
- Can manage contractors without becoming dependent on them.
- Takes ownership of the final outcome, not just the code.
What This Role Is Not
This is not a traditional IT leadership role.
This is not a position focused primarily on managing a large engineering team.
This is not a project manager role.
This is not a pure solutions consultant who hands specifications to someone else.
This is not a "vibe coder" who cannot understand the underlying technology when something breaks.
And this is not a developer who simply waits for someone else to define exactly what needs to be built.
We need someone who can discover, imagine, architect, build, lead, and deliver.
How We Define Success
You are successful in this role when:
- Clients trust you to help solve complex business and technology problems.
- Vague ideas become clearly defined solutions.
- Working prototypes are produced rapidly.
- AI materially reduces development time and cost.
- The right technologies are selected for the right problems.
- Development resources are used efficiently.
- Contractors deliver high-quality work.
- Technical risks are identified before they become major problems.
- Projects move from concept to production quickly.
- Solutions are maintainable after launch.
- Our creative and account teams view you as the person who helps turn ambitious ideas into reality.
- Clients increasingly involve us in larger and more strategic technology initiatives.
The Person We're Looking For
At the simplest level, we are looking for a:
Creative technologist who can actually ship.
Someone who can spend the morning in a client strategy session, map a business process at noon, architect an AI-powered application in the afternoon, create a working prototype using AI-assisted development, review a contractor's code the next morning, and confidently present the solution back to the client's executive team.
If your first instinct when someone presents a difficult business problem is:
"I bet we can build something for that."
we want to talk to you.
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What Florida Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in head of sales jobs across Florida.
- Proven experience leading and scaling a B2B or enterprise sales team
- Demonstrated ability to build and manage a full sales pipeline and forecast revenue
- Bachelor's degree in business, marketing, or a related field
- Experience using CRM platforms such as Salesforce to manage team performance
- Strong record of meeting or exceeding revenue targets across multiple quarters
- Ability to collaborate cross-functionally with marketing, product, and customer success teams
Head Of Sales Jobs in Florida: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a head of sales in Florida?
Becoming a head of sales in Florida typically starts with several years of individual quota-carrying experience followed by a move into sales management. Florida employers across industries generally expect candidates to have progressed through roles such as account executive, regional sales manager, or director of sales before stepping into a head of sales position. An MBA or business degree strengthens candidacy, though a strong performance history often carries equal weight with hiring teams at Florida-based technology, healthcare, and financial services companies.
How much do head of saleses make in Florida?
Head of saleses in Florida earn a median of about $131,900 a year, based on May 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, ranging from around $71,650 for the lowest 10% to over $263,160 for the top 10%. Pay rises with experience, specialty, and employer.
Which companies hire head of saless in Florida?
Employers hiring head of saless in Florida right now include DHL, bob, and The Institute of Internal Auditors, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Florida's mix of corporate headquarters, regional hubs, and fast-growing technology and healthcare companies creates consistent demand for experienced sales leadership across the state.
Which Florida cities have the most head of sales jobs?
Miami, Jacksonville, and Tampa have the most head of sales openings in Florida. Miami leads due to its concentration of multinational corporations, financial services firms, and technology companies, while Tampa and Orlando generate strong demand through their growing enterprise tech, healthcare, and business services sectors.
Are there remote head of sales jobs in Florida?
Yes, and more than many leadership roles. About 41% of head of sales openings tied to Florida are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, reflecting how much of the role involves strategy, forecasting, and team management rather than physical presence. The portions of the job most commonly done remotely include pipeline reviews, coaching calls, and cross-functional planning sessions.
How can I get hired as a head of sales in Florida with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is moving into a first-line sales manager role, often by excelling as a top-performing account executive or senior sales representative at a Florida employer and expressing interest in team leadership. Large Florida-based companies in technology and healthcare services, including firms headquartered in Tampa and Miami, often promote internally into sales leadership. Building experience managing a small pod or team, earning a Salesforce certification, and developing a documented coaching framework all strengthen a candidate's profile for a first head of sales appointment.
Where can I find and apply to head of sales jobs in Florida?
You can find and apply to head of sales jobs in Florida on Migrate Mate, which lists current Florida openings from employers actively hiring. Search the available roles, find the ones that fit your experience and target industry, and apply directly to each position.
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