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The Central StratOps, GTM and Analytics team within Sales Intelligence, Tools & Enablement (SITE) builds the data foundations and operational processes that enable 4,000+ sellers to focus on the right accounts with the right level of service. This includes the predictive segmentation model that determines advertiser coverage and prioritization, the planning processes that deliver target lists, account assignments, and quotas, and the operational mechanisms that translate model outputs into actionable seller workflows across 10+ regions globally. In this role, you will be a key member of the Segmentation and Planning team, ensuring Sales managers and the broader Sales organization have the information and processes needed to operate and execute efficiently. You will design and coordinate sales planning workflows worldwide, from forward-looking strategy to operational execution. You will build scalable mechanisms to support segmentation implementation, book-of-business planning, and quota distribution processes. You will have strong oral and written communication skills, enabling you to dive deep into data to find answers and summarize findings into clear analysis that keeps all stakeholders informed. You will influence Sales front-line managers and regional leadership, balancing backbone to enforce agreed-upon decisions with adaptability to support strategic business changes. The candidate must be a strong leader who draws on solid analytical, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills to effectively partner with and influence Sales teams globally. You will need the ability to manage complexity, design and implement processes, and coordinate cross-functional teams to deliver on high standards. You should feel comfortable navigating ambiguity, solving complex problems, and communicating effectively with partners, sales customers, and leadership to drive results. A proven work ethic, strong ownership, and customer obsession are essential. Key job responsibilities - Lead projects designed to improve segmentation, planning, and operational process efficiency. This includes accessing and analyzing data and working extensively with partner teams such as Finance, Sales AI, Sales Tech, and regional Sales leadership. - Drive cross-functional coordination to deliver results on predefined timelines, mapping and managing interdependencies and potential risks across planning cycles. - Support teams in responding to, investigating, managing, and resolving complex and high-impact problems and escalations around data and processes that impact Sales. - Analyze existing process gaps and develop solutions to close them. Drive toward simple, scalable solutions to difficult problems. - Work with Sales customers and stakeholders to gather and document business requirements, propose solutions, evaluate feasibility, and work with Product and Science teams to prioritize features. Use high-level judgment to own complex decisions and escalate to leadership when required. - Project-manage multiple workflows across planning milestones and communicate complex analytical results, both written and verbal, in a clear and easy-to-understand way.
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