Business Lead, Federal Civilian

About Eudia Eudia is revolutionizing legal and acquisition work through AI-powered Augmented Intelligence, empowering government legal and contracting professionals to accelerate decision-making, mitigate risk, and deliver on mission. With $105M in Series A funding led by General Catalyst, we are building a category-defining platform that fuses AI-driven automation with human expertise. At Eudia, we move fast. Our teams ship solutions in days, not months. We are already engaged with the U.S. Air Force and the Department of War, and on the commercial side we support Fortune 500 legal departments including Cargill, Coherent, DHL, and Duracell. We are solving one of the hardest unsolved problems in AI, which is bringing trust, accuracy, and security to legal and acquisition automation in environments where the standard for both is absolute. We are a team of problem-solvers. Eudia is a place where you will be challenged, take ownership from day one, and work alongside some of the brightest minds in AI, law, and GovCon. Opportunity for Impact This is a rare opportunity for early entry into the developing, Federal Civilian business of a rapidly growing startup. Civilian agencies carry enormous legal and acquisition workloads with flat or declining headcount, and the professionals doing that work have been underserved by technology for decades. If you are excited by the challenge of putting real capability in the hands of agency general counsel and acquisition organizations, we invite you to apply. About the Role As Business Lead for Federal Civilian, you will own the end-to-end capture and growth of Eudia's civilian agency pursuit, from identifying whitespace through closing multi-million-dollar awards. You will lead engagements with agency General Counsel, Chief Counsel, Senior Procurement Executives, Chief Acquisition Officers, and CIO organizations, ensuring our Augmented Intelligence solutions deliver mission value and contribute to Eudia's core business objectives. This is a hunter's role, not an account management seat. We are looking for a proven closer with a current, demonstrated record of running complex civilian sales cycles and closing multi-million-dollar deals within the last one to two years. You will be a fit if you thrive on creating opportunities where none existed, owning outcomes, building durable relationships with career civil servants and political appointees alike, learning and iterating fast, using AI to scale yourself, and influencing across cross-functional teams. Key Responsibilities Agency Engagement: Build and sustain senior relationships across civilian agencies, primarily with General Counsel, Chief Counsel, and acquisition executives, understanding their workload pressures and aligning Eudia's solutions to measurable outcomes. Portfolio Ownership: Own a defined set of civilian agencies and components. Set the account strategy, manage the stakeholder map across legal, acquisition, IT, and security, and demonstrate excellent federal account leadership. Capture and Contract Vehicle Strategy: Identify and shape opportunities well before solicitation. Determine the right path to contract across GSA Multiple Award Schedule, GWACs, agency BPAs and IDIQs, and small business pathways. Manage teaming with system integrators, resellers, and prime contractors where that is the faster route. Revenue Growth: Take ownership of ARR targets through new agency capture, securing enterprise-level awards, land option years fulfillment, and expansion across components. Value Articulation: Articulate Eudia's value proposition to technical, legal, and contracting audiences. Represent Eudia at industry days, agency forums, and federal conferences. What We're Looking For 10+ years of experience selling technology into Federal Civilian agencies, with a proven track record over the last one to two years of independently sourcing and closing new Federal Civilian business. Demonstrated hunter mentality, with a current record of owning complex civilian sales cycles end-to-end, from prospecting and capture through negotiation and award, rather than inheriting an existing territory or account. Deep working knowledge of federal acquisition, including the FAR, GSA schedules and GWACs, and small business pathways. Established relationships across civilian agencies such as DOJ, DHS, HHS, VA, Treasury, State, DOE, GSA… Must currently reside in the Washington, D.C. metro area U.S. citizenship required. Ability to obtain and main