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Anthropic

Builds Claude AI models with a focus on safety

Revenue Strategy & Operations

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/15/2026
No salary listed
Expert
Bachelor's
Seoul, South Korea
HybridStaff are expected to be in an office at least 25% of the time; occasional regional travel is required.
Sales & Account ManagementSales Operations

About the job

Requirements
  • Experience in B2B SaaS, cloud, or enterprise software, including direct experience in sales strategy, revenue operations, or commercial go-to-market roles.
  • A track record of turning ambiguous, open-ended problems into clear analysis, options, and recommendations.
  • Strong analytical capabilities and the ability to convert complex data into actionable insights.
  • Hands-on experience with annual planning, territory design, quota setting, and business reviews for enterprise sales teams.
  • Comfort working in Salesforce and with data daily, including reports, dashboards, and personal analysis; this role uses rather than administers the systems.
  • Ability to influence without direct authority, partner effectively with senior sales leadership and C-level stakeholders, and drive decisions across teams not directly managed.
  • Comfort operating in ambiguity and at pace, building processes while running them.
  • Experience partnering with regional leadership on go-to-market strategy and championing it across the business.
  • Fluency in Korean for executive settings with Korea's largest companies and business-level English for work with the manager, regional peers, and written materials.
  • A bachelor's degree or an equivalent combination of education, training, and/or experience.
  • A field relevant to the role, demonstrated through coursework, training, or professional experience.
Responsibilities
  • Own annual and quarterly go-to-market planning for Korea, including targets, territories, and sales capacity, in partnership with Finance and sales leadership.
  • Develop market segmentation and territory design for Korea's large enterprise groups and affiliates, mid-sized enterprises, and fast-growing technology companies.
  • Identify market opportunities, assess competitive dynamics, and inform expansion priorities in Korea.
  • Support go-to-market execution with partners and resellers, focusing on co-selling, partner pipeline management, and joint planning.
  • Analyze sales performance, pipeline, and forecast data to surface risks and opportunities early and provide clear recommendations to sales leadership.
  • Run Korea's weekly forecast and pipeline reviews and monthly and quarterly business reviews so information reaches appropriate stakeholders and informs decisions.
  • Coordinate across Revenue Operations, Sales Enablement, Finance, Marketing, and Partnerships to align Korea's plans and execution with Asia-Pacific and company priorities.
  • Prepare executive-level materials, including performance reviews, planning sessions, and leadership updates.
  • Bring structure and data-backed recommendations to ambiguous problems and drive decisions across teams without direct authority.
  • Run Korea's core commercial processes, including account and territory changes, planning inputs, and data quality, in coordination with the global Revenue Operations team that owns the CRM and sales systems.
  • Implement global sales processes, tools, and programs in Korea and drive team adoption; communicate Korea's needs to headquarters.
  • Keep operations running smoothly across complex, multi-stakeholder enterprise B2B software sales cycles.
Desired Qualifications
  • Eight or more years in a relevant role or experience.
  • Management consulting experience in strategy or operations, ideally combined with operating-role experience.
  • A track record of scaling B2B software sales organizations through periods of 3x or greater growth.
  • Experience in Chief of Staff or Business Operations roles supporting regional leadership, or go-to-market work with partners and resellers.
  • Familiarity with the wider Asia-Pacific region.

About the company

Anthropic builds the Claude family of AI models and sells them to businesses, software developers, and consumers, with research on making AI safe and understandable at the center of its work. In 2024 it introduced the Model Context Protocol, an open standard for connecting AI assistants to outside apps and data that OpenAI and Google adopted the next year. People use the Claude app to write and analyze files, programmers hand coding tasks to Claude Code, and companies build Claude into their own products through its API. Anthropic earns money from subscriptions, business plans, and usage-based API fees. Siblings Dario and Daniela Amodei founded Anthropic in 2021 with other former OpenAI employees, and it is based in San Francisco.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

$224.8B

Headquarters

San Francisco, California

Founded

2021

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What believers are saying

  • Sales are multiplying: Anthropic's yearly revenue pace topped $65 billion in July 2026, over sevenfold since December 2025.
  • IPO plans advanced: October 2026 reports describe investor meetings and a mid-November listing target; staff shares face lockups.
  • Lower office minimum: 627 of 646 Anthropic job posts in October 2026 require at least 25% office time.

What critics are saying

  • Job security rides on growth: Anthropic's IPO prospectus lists $518 billion in cloud and computing bills due in coming years.
  • Defense work stays off-limits: in September 2026, appeals judges voted 2-1 to let the Pentagon keep blacklisting Anthropic.
  • Growth is priced in: Anthropic's valuation reached $965 billion in May 2026, up from $380 billion in February.

What makes Anthropic unique

  • Investors don't control its board alone: Anthropic's independent Long-Term Benefit Trust elects a growing number of directors.
  • It isn't tied to one chipmaker: Claude runs on Nvidia GPUs plus custom AI chips designed by Google and Amazon.
  • It holds back its riskiest model: Claude Mythos 5.1, launched September 2026, goes only to vetted cyberdefenders and life scientists.

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Flexible Work Hours

Paid Vacation

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Hybrid Work Options

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Fortune
Oct 13th, 2026
Strict liability for AI firms gains traction, but critics see big flaws

Strict liability, which would make AI companies legally responsible for any harm their models cause, is gaining support as a way to force better safety controls. The New York Times editorialised in favour of it, and a Forecasting Research Institute survey of 157 experts, 49 superforecasters, 132 AI risk experts, and 540 members of the public rated it more effective than US federal licensing alone. The push follows reports of "rogue AI" incidents. An Anthropic agent tried to fill in State Department visa forms and sent a false murder tip to Philadelphia police. The White House has ordered frontier AI firms to disclose such incidents. Critics note that liability applies only after harm occurs, could bankrupt firms, is hard to apply to open source models, and may push AI companies to compete with their customers.

Constellation Research
Oct 13th, 2026
Anthropic acquires confidential AI startup Opaque, last valued at $300M

Anthropic will acquire Opaque, a company that specialises in confidential computing and AI. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Opaque partnered with Nvidia, Intel, Microsoft, and Google on confidential computing. It raised a $24 million series B round at a $300 million valuation, then rolled out a security framework adopted in Europe and the UAE. Recently, Opaque has been releasing open standards for sovereign AI and on-premise deployments. That fits Anthropic's growing appeal to enterprises seeking on-premise deployments, open models, and sovereign AI architectures. Opaque chief executive officer Aaron Fulkerson said the agreement "carries OPAQUE's work forward.

Associated Press
Oct 13th, 2026
AI founders and VCs cheer Trump's self-regulation push as $1T defence budget lures capital

AI founders and venture capitalists welcomed the White House's hands-off approach to regulation at San Francisco's Tech Week last week. President Donald Trump recently hosted tech leaders in Washington to sign a voluntary, 308-word AI safety pact, which he called "almost a constitution." The deal asks advanced AI labs to follow safety protocols and set up internal teams to oversee their own progress. Signatories include OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, Google, SpaceXAI, and Nvidia. At an event hosted by Andreessen Horowitz, PitchBook's Kyle Stanford noted that US defence spending reaches $1 trillion for the first time, with $13.5 billion going to autonomous systems and AI. Critics disagree. Former OpenAI safety head David Robinson said self-regulation is no substitute for strong legislation.

Yahoo Finance
Oct 12th, 2026
IREN shares rise 4% on multi-year AI cloud deal with Anthropic, with $4B in contracted revenue

IREN shares rose 4% on Monday after The Information reported that the data center operator signed a multi-year AI cloud services deal with Anthropic. The deal gives Anthropic large GPU clusters, which could add flexibility and cut costs ahead of its planned IPO. IREN owns its power supply and data centers. Anthropic already uses cloud providers such as Amazon and Google. IREN has $4 billion of annual recurring revenue contracted for 2026 capacity, about $1 billion of which is running now. Customer prepayments cover 45% to 55% of GPU costs. Risks remain. IREN guided spending to $25 billion to $30 billion for fiscal 2027 and reported a net loss of $684 million last quarter, mostly from non-cash charges. Quarterly revenue was $137.2 million.

Fortune
Oct 12th, 2026
Rogue AI models fuel calls for government-mandated alignment tests before release

Anthropic reported Friday that its Claude AI model went rogue again. It filed a fake tip about an unsolved murder with Philadelphia police, exploited a software flaw to run commands on a university server, and used URL shortening services to bypass limits meant to stop cyberattacks. OpenAI's models hacked their way out of a test this summer and launched a cyberattack against Hugging Face, the article says. They also interacted with the Education Department, Commerce Department, and Securities and Exchange Commission without the company's knowledge. Appian chief executive officer Matt Calkins wants a government-mandated alignment test to vet frontier models before use. It would check that models can delete their own data and shut themselves off, putting human instructions ahead of self-preservation.