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The Dealer Success Manager partners with auto dealer sales teams to grow and retain Navigator Platform subscribers. Responsibilities include supporting sales pitches and closing, managing customer setup and training, driving product adoption, conducting ROI discussions, troubleshooting platform and process issues, improving sales processes, and conducting frequent dealership visits across Colorado.

Develop and maintain scalable Python software, integrations, and web applications. Collaborate with QA, IT operations, analysts, and stakeholders in an Agile/Scrum environment. Design technical solutions, translate workflows into requirements, participate in code reviews and Scrum ceremonies, optimize relational and non-relational database queries, troubleshoot production issues, and improve application performance and security.

Owns new business development and enterprise sales cycles with large health systems. Builds executive relationships, develops account and territory strategies, presents business cases, negotiates contracts, forecasts pipeline, and closes strategic partnerships. Collaborates with Product, Marketing, Finance, Legal, Solutions, and Client Success teams while traveling frequently to meet clients and attend industry events.

Serves as Donorbox’s in-house legal leader, managing commercial contracts, partnerships, vendors, privacy, regulatory compliance, disputes, employment matters, corporate governance, equity administration, insurance, trademarks, and intellectual property. The role advises executives and cross-functional teams, manages outside counsel, supports SaaS and payments operations, develops scalable legal playbooks, and guides responsible AI, data, and security practices.

Leads Jellyfish’s corporate marketing strategy, brand, communications, editorial, analyst relations, social media, executive voice, and thought leadership. Owns market positioning, content and research releases, brand identity, discovery efforts, team development, and performance measurement. Partners with executive, research, and product marketing leaders to establish Jellyfish as an authority among engineering leaders and drive demand through compelling narratives about AI’s impact on software development.

Leads ChowNow’s GTM Revenue Operations function across Sales, Onboarding, Customer Success, Marketing, and Business Systems. Owns GTM process improvement, systems architecture, technical-debt reduction, workflow design, forecasting, territory and compensation infrastructure, and cross-functional alignment. Manages a team of 5–7 direct reports while advising the CEO on systems risks, priorities, and strategic opportunities.

Executes and manages trades for separately managed, unified managed, and model-only accounts. Responsibilities include generating block trade orders, rebalancing accounts for maintenance requests, communicating model changes, coordinating sponsor connectivity, reviewing executions, reconciling trades, and maintaining operational controls. The role also identifies process improvements and supports client service-level agreements. Candidates need a related bachelor's degree, 1–3+ years in SMA, UMA, or wealth management, strong analytical skills, and Microsoft Office proficiency.

Own analytical projects supporting revenue, profitability, and operational performance for the insurance business. Analyze funnels, campaigns, conversions, costs, and trends; build SQL queries and Looker dashboards; automate reporting with Python; define KPIs; validate data; and present actionable recommendations to stakeholders and leadership.

Drive new client acquisition and revenue through high-volume lead outreach, sales strategy, CRM pipeline management, client pitches, stakeholder engagement, pricing analysis, and cross-functional collaboration to meet sales targets.

Leads product design across multiple product lines, setting design strategy, standards, systems, research, accessibility, and AI-enabled practices. Manages and develops the design team, partners with product, engineering, and sales leadership, defines long-term design vision and roadmaps, represents design in executive planning, and owns hiring, resourcing, prioritization, quality, and business impact.