Learn the system
Enough technical depth to ask better questions — and spot the answer hiding in the details.
01 Tech sales, translated
I’m Simone — an account manager in telecom and IT, connecting ambitious technology with the people and business cases that move it forward.
01 const simone = {
02 role: "Account Manager",
03 domain: ["Telco", "IT", "5G"],
04 location: "Copenhagen",
05 defaultMode: "curious",
06 secretIdentity: "nerd"
07 };
08 return tech.makeSense(business);
I like technology enough to go down the rabbit hole — and people enough to come back up and explain what I found.
That combination took me into tech sales: a place where curiosity, commercial judgment, and honest conversations matter more than having the loudest pitch in the room.
Today, I work in telecom and IT from Copenhagen. I’m at my best around complex products, long-term partnerships, and questions that need both a spreadsheet and a coffee.
Enough technical depth to ask better questions — and spot the answer hiding in the details.
Buying decisions are made by humans. Context, trust, and timing are part of the architecture.
Technology matters when it creates a clear outcome. My job is to make that connection visible.
Ericsson · Copenhagen
Working with telecom customers on network evolution, 5G, fixed wireless access, and the commercial paths around them.
Coalescent Mobile Robotics · Odense
Commercial work around autonomous mobile robots — taking emerging technology into real conversations with retailers and partners across Europe.
University of Southern Denmark
An academic base shaped around commercial decisions, including quantitative work on pricing strategy and Monte Carlo simulation.
Short observations from the overlap between technology, commercial work, and human behaviour.
Sales craft · 5 min
How technical depth earns trust — without turning every customer conversation into a product lecture.
Communication · 4 min
Features become useful only when someone connects them to risk, timing, and the outcome.
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05 Open channel
Recruiting, telecom, tech, or an interesting rabbit hole — I’m always happy to have a thoughtful conversation.