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PayPal

Runs a digital wallet for online payments

Manager – Solution Sales - Payouts, Product Sales

Account ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time$106.8k - $183.5k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 5 years of relevant experience and a bachelor's degree, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
  • Experience with domestic and cross-border payout and disbursement solutions, including deploying an appropriate combination of solutions for merchant needs; experience with Enterprise Payouts and PayPal Payouts is a bonus.
  • Ability to build return-on-investment-based business cases and evidence-based sales narratives.
  • Negotiation skills and the ability to collaborate across teams to structure mutually beneficial commercial outcomes.
  • Communication and interpersonal skills to influence and engage stakeholders informally.
  • Ability to communicate a compelling, value-based narrative to senior business stakeholders.
  • Expertise in PowerPoint, Excel, and the Microsoft suite.
  • Ability to position Enterprise Payouts and PayPal Payouts against competitive and in-house alternatives and translate payout economics, including disbursement speed and payout method flexibility, into quantified, merchant-specific business cases.
  • Consistent track record of exceeding quota targets.
  • Three or more years of solution-selling experience to director- and vice-president-level stakeholders at Fortune 1000 companies, including decision makers across Product, Sales, and Finance.
  • Expertise using artificial intelligence tools to accelerate discovery, research, solutioning, and pipeline analysis.
  • Familiarity with Salesforce customer relationship management software.
  • Financial analysis experience.
  • An MBA or other advanced degree in Finance, Business, or a related field.

Responsibilities

  • Lead functional projects and programs, ensuring alignment with business trends.
  • Identify issues and recommend best practices to improve processes.
  • Partner with various teams to analyze and understand business trends.
  • Contribute to business or process improvements within the function.
  • Develop strategies to enhance product sales and customer satisfaction.
  • Partner with Account Managers to identify, shape, and advance product-specific opportunities for new and existing accounts.
  • Lead discovery, solution design, competitive positioning, and pricing construction on qualified opportunities.
  • Navigate opportunities of diverse scope, anticipate issues, and plan mitigation.
  • Carry the target for opportunities developed or advanced.
  • Use internal and external data to identify growth opportunities and build pipeline.
  • Contribute to process and playbook improvements that help the specialist team sell more effectively.
  • Collect feedback and recommendations from Account Managers and customers and relay them to Product and go-to-market teams to help shape future product roadmaps.
  • Design and position combinations of PayPal capabilities and translate them into client-specific business cases with quantified value against competitive alternatives.
  • Use sales pipeline, back-book portfolio, product, and merchant performance data to prioritize opportunities, build commercial cases, and support pricing decisions.
  • Collaborate with Account Management, Solution Engineering, Integration Engineers, Finance, Legal, and Product without formal authority over those teams.
  • Act as a resource for other sellers by sharing knowledge of Payouts systems and operations, and guide merchants from lead to live with a focus on discovery and solutioning.

About the Company

PayPal

Runs a digital wallet for online payments

PayPal runs a digital wallet and checkout button that let people pay online stores and send money to friends and family, and merchants of every size add it to their websites and apps. Its peer-to-peer app Venmo became one of the most common ways for Americans to split bills and pay each other back. Shoppers link a bank account, card or balance once and then pay without retyping details, while PayPal charges merchants a fee on each sale and also earns from currency conversion, consumer loans and interest on customer balances. The company was founded in 1998, was owned by eBay from 2002 until a 2015 spin-off, and is based in San Jose, California.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
San Jose, CA
Founded
1998

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