US Sales Manager

Job Description

BusPlanner is hiring a Sales Manager to lead, coach, and grow our full cycle AEs while driving revenue growth across our K-12 software business in the US. This role is critical to our next stage of growth and combines hands-on selling with strategic sales leadership. It is ideal for someone with proven experience in K-12 software sales, a passion for coaching, and the ability to execute in a high-growth, fast-paced environment.

You’ll serve as the first dedicated sales leader at BusPlanner, reporting directly to the CEO, and taking ownership of the full sales function. In the first six to nine months, you will operate as a player-coach, actively running your own deals while building the processes, playbooks, and team culture needed for long-term success. In the long run, you’ll quarterback our US sales efforts and lead a team of full cycle AEs. In this role, you’ll work closely with leadership to refine our go-to-market strategy, elevate the performance of our AEs, and ensure our sales approach is tightly aligned to the unique needs of the K-12 market.

Why BusPlanner?

BusPlanner is the leading provider of student transportation management software in North America. Our platform is used by hundreds of the largest school boards (Miami Dade Public Schools, Gwinnett County School District, and many others), helping optimize bus routes, manage planning and operations, and streamline communication between school transportation teams and families.

We have deep expertise in K–12 transportation software and a proven track record of supporting the unique needs of US school districts. We are scaling rapidly and investing in growing our team to better serve our clients coast-to-coast.

BusPlanner’s leadership team consists of seasoned entrepreneurs who have significant experience in building and growing multiple successful software businesses including: (i) FieldEdge, a leading provider of software for the field services market which the team grew more than 5x and sold to a mega-cap private equity fund, and (ii) AutoLeap, a leader in the auto repair software market that has raised more than $50 million from some of the most reputable VC firms in Silicon Valley.