Revenue Operations Lead
3 нед. назад
СШАLeadOnsite
crmforecastingdata analysis
Lead and own the revenue operations systems and processes of an AI-native commercial insurance company.
Условия
- Working location: San Francisco, on-site.
- Health, dental, and vision insurance
- Commuter benefits
- Team meals and snacks
Как откликнуться
- Send your resume and a short revenue-operations example. Describe one funnel or CRM problem that looked like a data issue but was really an operating issue, how you proved it, what you changed, and the revenue or conversion result.
Другое
- Harper is an AI-native commercial insurance company in San Francisco. We're not bolting AI onto insurance — we're rebuilding the entire business as software, on a simple bet: turning expert human judgment into compute is one of the largest transitions left to make, and a trillion-dollar industry still run 90% by hand is the place to prove it. We've grown ~100x in the last year and we move at that speed — on-site, in person, long days, very high standards. Almost no one joins Harper for insurance ; they join to build the company that replaces how it works.
- Role in one line: Permanently own the definitions, system behavior, routing, forecast, and instrumentation behind Harper's revenue funnel.
- Two dashboards disagree about the same funnel. A stage changed without the owner changing. The forecast moved, but nobody can trace why. Those are not reporting annoyances. They are failures in the operating system you own.
- Harper is scaling an AI-native commercial insurance operation across three offices. Atlanta adds frontline volume. New York adds a second headquarters. This San Francisco role keeps one inspectable revenue system underneath all of it.
- Revenue Operations is the permanent owner of funnel definitions, customer relationship management system behavior, routing, forecasting, and revenue instrumentation. When another team proves a temporary fix, this role decides how it enters the permanent system, operates it, and keeps it reconciled.
- This role does not own frontline sales management, customer conversations, placement strategy, marketing creative, or temporary cross-functional projects whose permanent home has not yet been decided.
- Own funnel definitions. Maintain the canonical meaning, entry rule, exit rule, source, and accountable owner for each revenue state.
- Own CRM behavior. Define and maintain fields, validations, automations, permissions, and state transitions around the canonical funnel.
- Own routing. Keep assignment logic, exceptions, ownership changes, and escalation paths inspectable and tested.
- Own forecasting. Publish the forecast method, inputs, assumptions, version, and variance back to actual booked revenue.
- Own revenue instrumentation. Make demand, contact, intake, quote, close, bind, and booked revenue reconcile to their source records.
- Run funnel analysis. Find where volume, conversion, speed, or handoffs break and turn the finding into a specific operating action.
- Protect routing and ownership. Make sure every live opportunity has the right owner, next action, and escalation path.
- Partner with operators. Work in the sales, intake, placement, and service workflows before changing them.
- Automate repeat work with controls. Use enrichment, generated notes, task creation, quality checks, and reporting only when the source, failure state, and human correction path remain visible.
- Measure the change. Prove whether a workflow, campaign, routing decision, or sales motion changed conversion, speed, or revenue.
- Funnel states have one canonical definition, source, entry rule, exit rule, and accountable owner.
- Reported metrics reconcile to source records for the same population and window.
- Live opportunities keep one current owner, one next action, and a recorded routing reason.
- Routing changes carry a test case, approval owner, effective date, and rollback path.
- Forecasts preserve their inputs, assumptions, version, and variance to actual booked revenue.
- Automated writes expose their source, resulting state, failure state, and correction path.
- Temporary fixes that belong in the revenue system reach a permanent owner, operating documentation, instrumentation, and a verified run.
- You have owned revenue operations, sales operations, growth operations, or a comparable operating system in a fast-growing company.
- You understand CRM architecture, lifecycle stages, routing, attribution, forecasting, and pipeline hygiene.
- You can write SQL or work directly enough with data to test a claim yourself.
- You move from analysis to operating change and then measure whether the change worked.
- You can partner with sales leaders and frontline operators without turning every problem into a process meeting.
- You have operated generated notes, enrichment, routing, task creation, or reporting automations with visible source data, failure states, and correction paths.
- You care more about booked revenue and conversion than dashboard activity.
- You are based in San Francisco or ready to relocate.
- You want to administer a CRM without owning the revenue outcome.
- You produce reports but do not make operating recommendations.
- You want to own sales management, account placement, marketing creative, or every temporary cross-functional problem.
- You rely on field completeness as proof that the underlying process works.
- You need a remote or hybrid default.
- Founder screen — Initial fit and alignment
- On-site day — Meet the team, work through real scenarios