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Channelscaler
Head of RevOps
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A Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) is a corporate officer (executive) responsible for all revenue generation processes including marketing, sales, customer support, pricing, and revenue management. In this role, a CRO is accountable for driving better integration and alignment between all revenue-related functions, including marketing, sales, customer support, pricing, and revenue management.
$220,452 / year median in the U.S.
+5% projected growth
Job Description
Head of RevOps Channelscaler - 5.0 Boston, MA Job Details Full-time $150,000 - $175,000 a year 14 hours ago Benefits Paid parental leave Health savings account Health insurance Paid time off Parental leave 401(k) matching Flexible schedule Qualifications Data systems development Process design System design Data governance Data Architecture Design (Architecture design skills) B2B business model Experience with SaaS (as product category for technical sales engineers) CRM system proficiency Business operations Financial forecasting analysis SaaS Sales automation technologies Financial process automation Database software proficiency Full Job Description We're looking for our next Channel Champion to join the team as Head of Revenue Operations ! About Channelscaler Channelscaler is transforming how companies scale through their partners. Our AI-powered platform automates and simplifies partner engagement — from onboarding and incentives to performance tracking — helping vendors and partners grow faster together. With one unified system, companies manage their entire partner lifecycle with ease and clarity. We're building a category-defining company rooted in expertise, empathy, and innovation — and we're just getting started. About the Role As the Head of Revenue Operations, reporting to the VP of Finance, you'll own the systems, data, and forecasting discipline that our executive team and board rely on to run the business. This is a build role. You'll establish the forecasting rigor, reporting standards, and data foundation a company at our stage needs to operate predictably, and you'll partner across Sales, Customer Success, Marketing, and Finance to make those standards hold. You'll own the weekly forecast process outright and hold a standing seat in board reporting, quarterly business reviews, and annual planning. This role is central to how Channelscaler plans, measures, and defends its revenue performance. Responsibilities In this role, you'll focus on delivering results that move both the team and company forward by: Own forecasting and planning, including the weekly forecast, pipeline review cadence, and the reforecast standards senior leadership and investors rely on. Build a single, trusted source of revenue truth across ARR, pipeline, and retention reporting that reconciles to Finance and holds up to board scrutiny. Instrument retention economics, including net and gross revenue retention, renewal forecasting, churn cohorts, and expansion, so leakage surfaces early enough to act on. Own the GTM technology roadmap (Salesforce, HubSpot, Salesloft, DealHub, and related tools), the data governance behind it. Design pricing, segmentation, and territory strategy grounded in ICP, and implement it in the CRM. Identify and lead efficiency gains through AI and automation, from scoring and forecasting models to workflow design across the revenue stack. Deliver executive and board materials, including board reviews, strategic planning, and QBRs, and coach the revenue operations talent around you. What Success Looks Like Forecast accuracy sustained within an agreed variance band across consecutive quarters. One trusted ARR data set, reportable by product and segment, that Finance and GTM both stand behind. Retention reporting that surfaces churn and expansion drivers early enough to change the outcome. Quotas, segmentation, and performance objectives implemented on time ahead of each fiscal year. A documented, governed GTM stack with every system in a company-managed tenant and access that can be audited.