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MongoDB

Builds document databases for software teams

Vice President and General Manager, Public Sector

Business & StrategyConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeWashington, DC, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 8 years of public-sector leadership across Federal civilian and Defense customers at modern software, cloud, data, cybersecurity, or technology platform companies.
  • Experience owning and managing a public-sector P&L, with accountability for revenue, expenses, growth, and investment decisions.
  • Experience leading multi-layer sales organizations and delivering strong forecasting, talent, and customer outcomes.
  • Ability to build partner ecosystems that include systems integrators, resellers, and alliances, and to integrate services or consulting capabilities into a product-led commercial model.
  • Ability to navigate complex agency ecosystems, engage internal and external leaders, and operate effectively while organizational structures evolve.
  • Ability to make difficult decisions without perfect information while maintaining a customer-first mindset.
  • People leadership skills, including recruiting, coaching, succession planning, and driving high performance with integrity and trust.
  • An active security clearance and experience in highly regulated public-sector markets.

Responsibilities

  • Own the public-sector P&L, strategy, operating plan, and execution, including revenue, expenses, investment decisions, forecast quality, and overall performance.
  • Establish forecasting, pipeline inspection, P&L reviews, account and partner planning, talent reviews, and cross-functional decision mechanisms to strengthen predictability and scalable execution.
  • Lead and develop the Regional Directors and their sales teams, together with dedicated Finance, Sales Operations, Product, Solutions Architecture, and Customer Success resources.
  • Set shared goals, clarify decision rights, and establish effective interfaces with MongoDB’s broader functional organizations.
  • Build an increasingly autonomous, high-performing public-sector entity by setting governance, resource priorities, operating cadence, and talent systems, while applying company-wide processes and practices needed to serve government customers.
  • Make timely decisions with substantial autonomy, create clarity as the organization evolves, and balance near-term results with long-term scale.
  • Integrate Clarity’s people and federal services capabilities into the public-sector business; align strategy, leadership, accountability, customer engagement, delivery, and partner motions.
  • Clarify how Clarity works with MongoDB’s sales, Product, Solutions Architecture, Customer Success, and Security teams, and shape the organization’s reporting model and long-term end state.
  • Grow strategic Federal civilian relationships and expand MongoDB’s position in Defense by building trust with Department of Defense and other mission stakeholders, converting existing product usage into strategic customer relationships, and developing repeatable paths to new opportunities.
  • Build and scale a partner ecosystem, emphasizing systems integrators alongside resellers and other strategic partners; create joint customer and delivery motions that extend MongoDB’s reach and support mission-relevant outcomes.
  • Translate Atlas for Government’s pursuit of FedRAMP Certified – Class D status (formerly known as FedRAMP High) into a clear, accurate field and customer strategy.
  • Partner with Product, Security, Legal, Clarity, and cloud providers to address customer authorization and secure-delivery requirements without overpromising product readiness or certifications.
  • Represent MongoDB with agency executives, partners, and company leadership, and bring field insight into product and investment decisions.

About the Company

MongoDB

Builds document databases for software teams

MongoDB builds databases for software teams that need to store and retrieve application data without fitting every record into fixed rows and columns. Its flagship Atlas service runs the database in the cloud and combines it with tools for search, real-time analytics and AI retrieval. Data is stored as flexible documents, letting developers change an application's structure while keeping related information together. Customers pay for cloud resources and usage, or buy Enterprise Advanced subscriptions to run the software themselves with monitoring, management tools and technical support. MongoDB was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in New York City.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2007

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