Senior Program Manager, Partner Services Success

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Job Description:

  • Drive theater-level execution of partner-led services motions.
  • Inspect active opportunities, identify stalled deals, surface execution gaps, and ensure clear next steps and ownership across all stakeholders.
  • Establish and run regional inspection cadences, opportunity review rhythms, and escalation paths to improve visibility, accountability, and acceleration across partner-led services activity.
  • Support strategic partners in maturing their services motions by identifying readiness gaps, tracking progress, and coordinating briefings to move partners from initial interest to repeatable execution.
  • Build practical, field-facing playbooks, templates, and inspection guides that translate regional learnings into repeatable assets for broader global adoption.

Requirements:

  • 7–10 years of experience in partner programs, channel operations, partner success, professional services, managed services, consulting/advisory, or SaaS GTM execution.
  • Proven experience working across Sales, Channel, Services, and Partner organizations to drive execution without direct authority.
  • A strong bias for action regarding opportunity inspection, cadence management, and executive-ready reporting.
  • Experience building practical field-facing playbooks, templates, and operating models that enable consistent execution at scale.
  • Strong business acumen with the ability to simplify complex workflows and tailor messaging for regional and global stakeholders.
  • Comfortable working across time zones as needed.

Benefits:

  • Various health plans
  • Time off plans for vacation and sick time
  • Parental leave options
  • Retirement options
  • Education reimbursement
  • In-office perks, and more!
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