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Arc XP

Content platform and OS for media

Revenue Operations Manager

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/24/2026
$130.3k - $242.1k/yr+ Bonus or incentive program
Mid, Senior
Bachelor's
Remote in USA
Remote
Sales & Account ManagementSales Operations

About the job

Requirements
  • Proven ability to own both strategy design and hands-on execution, designing frameworks and building them.
  • Deep understanding of revenue operations principles across forecasting, pipeline management, CRM governance, go-to-market process design, and revenue analytics.
  • Strong Salesforce expertise, including workflow automation, reporting, CRM administration, and process optimization.
  • Advanced analytical skills, including building complex models in Excel or Google Sheets and creating self-serve reporting in business intelligence tools such as Tableau, Looker, or equivalent platforms.
  • Professional fluency with AI tools, including using them to accelerate analysis, automate repeatable work, and improve work speed.
  • Cross-functional communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to influence technical, operational, and executive audiences.
  • Experience designing compensation plans, quota frameworks, territory models, and capacity plans aligned to organizational growth objectives.
  • Familiarity with deal desk operations, including non-standard deal structuring, commercial governance, and approval workflows.
  • Experience with marketing operations, lead lifecycle management, attribution modeling, and marketing automation platform administration.
  • Self-direction and operational rigor, including identifying gaps and driving improvements independently and collaboratively.
  • Four to seven years of experience in Revenue Operations, Sales Operations, go-to-market strategy, or a related operational role within a B2B SaaS or high-growth organization.
  • Demonstrated experience designing and implementing operational frameworks, processes, and systems that support revenue growth and organizational scalability.
  • Experience owning or supporting forecasting processes, territory planning, pipeline management, and revenue analytics.
  • Advanced proficiency in Excel or Google Sheets, and experience building dashboards in business intelligence tools such as Tableau, Looker, or equivalent platforms.
  • Experience collaborating cross-functionally with Sales, Marketing, Finance, Customer Success, and Legal teams.
  • Experience evaluating or implementing AI-native go-to-market tools and translating their output into operational decisions.
  • A bachelor’s degree or equivalent combination of education and practical experience.
Responsibilities
  • Design and evolve the go-to-market operational model, including ideal customer profile definition, market segmentation, competitive positioning, and go-to-market motion design.
  • Operationalize territory assignments, account routing rules, and pipeline hygiene cadences directly in the customer relationship management system.
  • Translate executive business objectives into operational blueprints, processes, and measurable execution plans.
  • Lead development of an AI-first go-to-market operating model by identifying where AI agents, automation, and predictive intelligence can replace or augment manual Revenue Operations workflows.
  • Evaluate, recommend, and implement AI-native go-to-market tools for pipeline intelligence, lead scoring, forecasting, and conversation analytics, such as Clari, Clay, 6sense, and Gong Forecast.
  • Build and document AI-assisted workflows for territory modeling, quarterly business review preparation, compensation modeling, and pipeline inspection.
  • Use AI tools such as Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, and Notion AI to accelerate work and serve as the internal subject matter expert on emerging AI capabilities for revenue operations.
  • Track AI tool return on investment across the revenue organization and partner with go-to-market enablement to train and enable the revenue team on approved AI workflows.
  • Design and own the lead lifecycle model, including marketing-qualified lead, sales-accepted lead, and sales-qualified lead definitions, handoff rules, and service-level agreement standards between Marketing and Sales.
  • Define lead scoring methodology, segmentation logic, and first-touch and multi-touch attribution modeling strategy in partnership with Marketing and Finance.
  • Administer and optimize the marketing automation platform, including workflows, nurture sequences, campaign operations, and marketing-automation-to-CRM data hygiene.
  • Build and deliver campaign performance reporting, funnel conversion dashboards, and channel return-on-investment analysis.
  • Design and own the deal desk framework, including approval tiers, escalation paths, authority matrices, and service-level agreement standards for non-standard deal review.
  • Develop deal structuring guidelines covering discounting thresholds, multi-year pricing, bundling, and non-standard commercial terms in partnership with Finance and Legal.
  • Serve as the primary deal desk point of contact for account executives by reviewing, approving, and structuring complex deals within defined governance parameters.
  • Manage deal approval workflows from account executive request through Legal redline, closed-won booking, and post-close reconciliation.
  • Track deal exceptions and discount patterns and produce monthly deal desk reporting for revenue leadership.
  • Design compensation plans aligned to business outcomes and growth stage, including incentive structures, accelerators, sales performance incentive funds, and quota frameworks.
  • Model compensation plan cost and efficiency in partnership with Finance and manage annual and mid-year compensation plan rollouts.
  • Run weekly forecasting operations and maintain forecast accuracy tracking across segments and sales teams.
  • Build and manage dashboards for pipeline health, representative performance, conversion trends, and revenue metrics to support executive decision-making.
  • Deliver quarterly business review analytics, including win/loss analysis, pipeline cohort reporting, and full-funnel performance reviews.
  • Own annual and second-half revenue planning cycles, including capacity modeling, headcount planning, territory design, and coverage model development.
  • Lead quarterly business review preparation, facilitation, and follow-through across the revenue leadership team.
  • Develop and maintain quota frameworks and compensation models in partnership with Finance.
  • Build and maintain Salesforce workflows, fields, automations, and integrations to improve operational efficiency, data integrity, and seller productivity.
  • Manage the broader go-to-market technology stack by evaluating integration health, monitoring automation performance, and enforcing data hygiene standards.
  • Own the systems and data foundation for AI-driven go-to-market motions, including clean data pipelines, unified customer records, and model-ready CRM architecture.
  • Architect sales stage definitions, exit criteria, qualification frameworks such as MEDDIC, and handoff protocols between Marketing, sales development representatives, account executives, and Customer Success.
  • Define and enforce pipeline management standards, deal governance, and cross-functional rules of engagement.
  • Establish and run a quarterly, monthly, and weekly operational cadence across the revenue organization.
Desired Qualifications
  • Salesforce Administrator certification or equivalent CRM administration experience.
  • Experience working with go-to-market platforms such as HubSpot, Marketo, Gong, Outreach, Clari, Clay, 6sense, ZoomInfo, or configure-price-quote tools.
  • Experience owning compensation design, quota planning, or capacity modeling end-to-end.
  • Hands-on deal desk experience, including non-standard deal structuring, configure-price-quote configuration, and approval governance.
  • Experience with marketing operations, attribution modeling, funnel analytics, or marketing automation platform administration.
  • Experience in a Revenue Operations consulting or advisory capacity, with exposure to multiple go-to-market environments.
  • Familiarity with product-led growth or hybrid product-led growth and Sales motions.
  • SQL, Python, or advanced data analysis capabilities for deeper analytical work.
  • Experience building AI-assisted workflows or prompt libraries for a revenue or go-to-market team.
  • Familiarity with no-code automation tools such as Zapier, Make, and n8n applied to Revenue Operations workflows.

About the company

Arc XP provides a content platform and operating system designed for media companies that want to grow and win. It combines AI-powered tools for generating content and personalizing reader experiences with automation to handle low-value workflows. This enables editorial teams to focus on high-value work while delivering highly personalized experiences that turn casual readers into subscribers and fans. The platform is built on scalable, extensible infrastructure so media companies can move faster and innovate without limits. Arc XP differentiates itself by combining a unified, end-to-end platform with AI-driven content and audience personalization, backed by experience from The Washington Post. The company’s goal is to help media organizations own their audiences, run smarter, and outpace competitors by achieving aggressive, technology-driven growth.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Chicago, Illinois

Founded

2016

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What believers are saying

  • Compass reached general availability in September 2026, expanding Arc XP's monetizable product line.
  • Ask The News launched July 2026, capturing first-party intent publishers lose to ChatGPT.
  • Tickaroo and TollBit partnerships add live-blogging and AI-bot monetization for RND and others.

What critics are saying

  • Reuters Institute 2026 says social and video now beat publishers' own sites globally.
  • Arc XP's products defend against AI platforms because referrals from search and chat are collapsing.
  • If Washington Post owner cuts investment by 2027, Arc XP loses its proving ground.

What makes Arc XP unique

  • Built inside The Washington Post, Arc XP ships newsroom-tested workflows and governance.
  • Compass, launched September 21, 2026, keeps editors controlling personalization priorities.
  • It powers 3,000-plus sites and works across any CMS or delivery stack.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • 401(k) Company Match
  • Paid Vacation
  • Paid Sick Leave
  • Paid Holidays
  • Parental Leave
  • Mental Health Support
  • Wellness Program
  • Elder Care Support
  • Pet Insurance

Company News

PR Newswire
Sep 21st, 2026
Arc XP launches Compass: A home page that knows who's reading it, and a newsroom that still decides what leads.

Arc XP launches Compass: A home page that knows who's reading it, and a newsroom that still decides what leads. Sep 21, 2026, 08:59 ET Arc XP Compass recognizes a returning reader, remembers what they read last, and shows them what they missed. Editors still decide what leads. WASHINGTON, Sept. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Arc XP, the media technology platform built inside The Washington Post, launched Arc XP Compass, a personalization engine for news home pages and section fronts. Arc XP Compass tells a returning reader from a first-time one, remembers what each read last, and rebuilds the page around it. It is the experience Instagram and TikTok trained a generation to expect, applied to news. The difference is who sets the priorities: editors still decide what leads. Publishers just crossed a threshold. Social media and video networks have, for the first time, overtaken publishers' own websites and apps as the most common way people get news, used by 54% of respondents across 48 markets against 51% for news organizations' own sites and apps, according to the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism's Digital News Report 2026. Catch Me Up is the clearest example. A wildfire breaks out Monday, and a reader follows the first evacuation orders that night. She is off the news for three days. By Thursday, the story has moved four times: containment lines held, two neighborhoods cleared to return, the county opened an investigation into the local utility, the casualty count revised. Arc XP Compass knows she was here and where she stopped, and opens with a recap of what changed while she was gone, in order, built from the newsroom's own reporting rather than a generated summary. A first-time visitor sees none of it. Behind that summary, every update on the fire sits in a single storyline called Dynamic Timelines, instead of scattering across a dozen separate links. Editors keep their hands on the wheel: Editorial Priority Controls lets them pin, boost, or bury any story directly, so the personalization never drifts from the newsroom's own judgment. The pressure is concentrated among younger readers. Among 18-to-24-year-olds, 52% now name social media, video networks or AI chatbots as their main way of getting news, 32 points ahead of the next source. Publishers' own sites and apps are no longer the main source of news for any age group globally. Ten percent worldwide used a standalone AI chatbot for news last week, up from 7% a year earlier, and 16% among under-35s. Referral traffic is fragile too: Google Discover traffic to Reach, the UK's largest commercial news publisher, fell 46% in the second half of 2025, per the company's investor disclosure. A general-purpose chatbot cannot replicate what a newsroom builds over years: an editorial voice, a reader's trust, and an archive of its own reporting. Global trust in answers from AI chatbots sits at 20%, against 37% for news overall. Arc XP calls the approach adaptive discovery. Arc XP Compass is platform-agnostic. It works with any content management system or delivery stack, whether or not a newsroom runs the rest of its site on the Arc XP hybrid CMS platform. "Publishers don't want to hand their relationship with readers over to somebody else's algorithm. They want a better version of their own front page," said Ryan Gladstone, Director of Product Engineering, Arc XP. "Arc XP Compass lets a newsroom's priorities guide the experience while still meeting each reader where they left off. A chatbot can't do that, and a generic recommendation engine won't respect the newsroom." Availability Arc XP Compass is generally available beginning September 2026. To view a short video of Arc XP Compass, please visit: https://hubs.la/Q04xNZX50 About Arc XP Arc XP is the platform for modern media, built inside The Washington Post, which still runs on it today. Newsrooms, digital publishers, and broadcasters use Arc XP to publish faster, own their audience relationships, and diversify revenue, including The Irish Times, Libération, L'Express, Madsack, Graham Media Group, and Sky News. Arc Intelligence grounds AI in each organization's own content and governance rules, so editors stay in control of what is published. Arc XP supports more than 3,000 sites worldwide, with a migration path proven by publishers who've already made the move. Learn more at www.arcxp.com. Sources for cited statistics: Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, Digital News Report 2026 (reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/digital-news-report/2026). Reach figure as reported by Press Gazette, 3 March 2026, and cited in the same report. SOURCE Arc XP

PR Newswire
Sep 21st, 2026
Arc XP launches Compass: Personalised news homepage that remembers what readers missed while editors control priorities

Arc XP, the media technology platform built inside The Washington Post, has launched Arc XP Compass, a personalisation engine for news home pages and section fronts. The tool recognises returning readers, remembers what they have read, and rebuilds the page around their history whilst allowing editors to maintain control over editorial priorities. The launch comes as social media and video networks have overtaken publishers' own websites and apps as the most common way people access news. According to the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism's Digital News Report 2026, 54% of respondents across 48 markets now use social platforms, compared to 51% using news organisations' own sites. Arc XP Compass features include "Catch Me Up", which recaps story developments readers missed, and Dynamic Timelines, which consolidates updates into single storylines. The platform is content-management-system agnostic and generally available from September 2026.

PR Newswire
Jul 13th, 2026
Publishers are losing their readers to AI. The Washington Post's tech arm built a solution.

Publishers are losing their readers to AI. The Washington Post's tech arm built a solution. Jul 13, 2026, 09:01 ET Arc XP launches Ask The News, giving news publishers a way to answer reader questions with their own journalism - and keep the audience data, conversions, and revenue that AI platforms are quietly capturing. WASHINGTON, July 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Every day, millions of readers who once visited a news site now get their answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google's AI Overviews - without the publisher seeing a single pageview, collecting a data point, or earning a cent. Arc XP, the media operating system built by The Washington Post, is launching a product designed to stop that. New data underscore the urgency. According to the Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2026 (published June 2026), only 4% of AI chatbot users say they always or often click through to original news sources - compared to 19% from search. As readers migrate their questions to AI, publishers are watching referral traffic go with them. Ask The News is an AI-powered answer layer that publishers embed directly on their own digital properties. When a reader has a question, Ask The News answers it using the publisher's own reporting - with attribution, editorial guardrails, and guards against the open-web hallucination risk that defines generic AI tools. The publisher owns the interaction, the intent data it generates, and every business opportunity that flows from it. "The industry has spent years worrying about Google and social platforms. The next threat is quieter and faster: readers learning to ask AI instead of visiting a news site. Ask The News puts publishers back in that conversation," said Joey Marburger, Vice President of Content Intelligence, Arc XP. "The question is whether publishers own that moment of reader curiosity, or whether someone else does." For decades, the article has been the primary unit of digital news engagement. Ask The News introduces a new layer built around the reader's question. Rather than requiring audiences to scan headlines or leave a publisher's site to understand a story, Ask The News surfaces relevant questions, allows readers to ask follow-ups, and synthesizes answers from the publisher's own journalism. The product automatically declines to answer when there is insufficient source reporting to do so confidently - a guardrail that sharply distinguishes it from general-purpose AI tools. "Ask The News has the potential to change how audiences experience our journalism," said Martin Kautz, Head of Media Technologies at RND - RedaktionsNetzwerk Deutschland. "It gives readers a more intuitive way to explore our reporting while helping us preserve control of the reader relationship and better understand what people want to know." The product launches with three core capabilities. Conversational Embeds allow publishers to deploy Ask The News across articles, homepages, and apps, with auto-generated suggested questions and a natural-language interface grounded in the publisher's reporting. A Subscription Gateway meters answers rather than articles, presenting a conversion prompt after a reader has already received value - a higher-intent moment than a traditional paywall. And Contextual Advertising with IAB Topic Intelligence classifies reader questions and answers in real time, generating intent-level signals that route through a publisher's existing ad stack without surrendering audience data to a third party. "Search shows links. Generic AI gives answers from the open web. Ask The News answers with a publisher's journalism, rules, and business model," Marburger added. "This is about building a durable reader habit: when you have a question, you go to your trusted news organization first." Ask The News is now available to Arc XP publisher partners, with a standalone deployment for non-Arc XP publishers via a JavaScript embed. Arc XP plans to expand the product into a broader intelligence platform, with future capabilities including personalized briefings, saved conversations, topic tracking, editorial intelligence dashboards, and proactive reader experiences. Link to 1-minute video demonstrating Ask The News functionality: https://hubs.la/Q04p95kY0 About Arc XP Arc XP is the content platform and operating system built to power growth for ambitious media companies. Developed by The Washington Post, Arc XP is used by leading media organizations worldwide, including The Irish Times, Libération, L'Express, Madsack, Graham Media Group, and Sky News. Arc XP's platform helps media companies innovate rapidly, own audience relationships, and grow independent revenue. Arc XP supports more than 3,000 sites globally and delivers billions of pageviews each month. Learn more at www.arcxp.com. SOURCE Arc XP

MarTech Series
Jun 8th, 2026
Arc XP and Tickaroo partner to bring live blogging workflows to media organizations.

Arc XP and Tickaroo partner to bring live blogging workflows to media organizations. June 8, 2026 2 min. read New Power Up integration enables Arc XP customers to embed Tickaroo live blogs into the Arc XP media operating platform. Arc XP announced a partnership with Tickaroo, a live blogging platform trusted by hundreds of newsrooms worldwide. The partnership enables Arc XP customers to embed Tickaroo live blogs directly into the Arc XP platform through a custom Power Up integration. The integration gives editorial teams a streamlined way to deliver real-time coverage for breaking news, sports, elections, live events, and developing stories. By bringing Tickaroo's live blogging capabilities into the Arc XP platform, publishers can manage live coverage within existing publishing workflows while improving speed, flexibility, and audience engagement. "Arc XP is focused on helping media organizations build stronger, more sustainable digital businesses, and that starts with giving newsrooms tools that make their work faster, simpler, and more impactful," said Sharad Vivek, Head of Partnerships at Arc XP. "Tickaroo shares our belief that technology should simplify editorial workflows, not complicate them. This partnership gives our customers a practical way to deliver high-quality live coverage while keeping their teams focused on reporting, audience engagement, and growth." Tickaroo helps news, sports, and media organizations deliver real-time stories that build trust, grow audiences, and create new monetization opportunities. Its platform supports live news coverage, sports reporting, major events, multimedia storytelling, AI-powered workflows, and distributed newsroom collaboration. "Live coverage has become one of the most important ways publishers build connection and trust with their audiences and drive sustainable revenue at the same time," said Naomi Owusu, CEO and Co-Founder of Tickaroo. "By partnering with Arc XP, we are making it easier for media organizations to bring real-time storytelling into their existing publishing environments. Together, we can help newsrooms work more efficiently, engage audiences more deeply, and create new opportunities for sustainable growth." RND, a shared customer of Arc XP and Tickaroo, has successfully used Tickaroo for nearly a decade. "Real-time coverage is central to how we serve audiences across fast-moving news and events. The combination of Arc XP and Tickaroo gives our teams a more integrated way to publish live updates, streamline workflows, and keep readers engaged when stories are developing quickly," said Martin Kautz, Head of Media Technologies, RND RedaktionsNetzwerk Deutschland.

PR Newswire
Jun 8th, 2026
Arc XP partners with Tickaroo to integrate live blogging into media workflows

Arc XP has partnered with Tickaroo to bring live blogging capabilities to media organisations through a Power Up integration. The partnership enables Arc XP customers to embed Tickaroo live blogs directly into their publishing workflows for real-time coverage of breaking news, sports, elections and live events. Tickaroo, founded in 2011, serves over 450 newsrooms worldwide with its live blogging platform, which features AI-powered workflows and multimedia integration. The collaboration aims to help publishers manage live coverage whilst improving speed and audience engagement. RND RedaktionsNetzwerk Deutschland, a shared customer, has used Tickaroo for nearly a decade. Arc XP supports more than 2,500 sites globally, delivering billions of pageviews monthly. The integration allows editorial teams to deliver real-time content without disrupting existing publishing processes.