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Zuora

SaaS platform for subscription lifecycle management

Manager – Customer Solution Engineering

Full-Time
No salary listed
Mid
London, UK
Hybrid

Three days in the office per week are expected within a 90-minute commute of a Zuora office.

About the job

Requirements
  • Proven experience managing a large, diversified customer portfolio.
  • Experience effectively developing trust, coaching supportively, and motivating teams.
  • A strong track record partnering with senior sales leadership and influencing outcomes at the executive level.
  • A background in technical sales, sales engineering, customer engineering, or enterprise software-as-a-service environments.
  • A solid understanding of software-as-a-service software and recurring revenue business models.
  • Experience in billing, revenue recognition, and the order-to-cash space.
Responsibilities
  • Partner directly with a Regional Vice President of Sales as the technical counterpart.
  • Lead the team through sales campaigns for strategic and enterprise-level customers, including hands-on participation in deals.
  • Guide teams in articulating business and technical value across quote-to-cash, billing, and revenue use cases.
  • Develop and implement innovative value-selling approaches adapted to Zuora’s growing customer base.
  • Build trust-based executive-level customer relationships as a technical thought partner.
  • Support development and management of a pipeline of strategic customer engagement opportunities, including customer workshops and quarterly business reviews, aligning target selection, supporting execution, and ensuring ongoing outcome-based follow-through.
  • Drive disciplined execution across renewals and long-term customer success initiatives, including ownership of renewal forecast accuracy.
  • Hire, lead, coach, and motivate a high-performing Customer Solution Engineering team.
  • Build a consultative selling and technical advisory culture rooted in expertise across quote-to-cash, subscription billing, revenue recognition, and enterprise architecture.
  • Provide ongoing feedback, coaching, and enablement around discovery, demonstrations, value selling, and technical execution in the field to drive career development.
  • Work cross-functionally with Sales, Global Services, Product and Technology, and Customer Support to drive sustainable growth and long-term customer partnerships.

About the company

Zuora provides a software-as-a-service platform that helps businesses run subscription-based models. It covers the entire customer lifecycle from acquiring customers to billing, payments, and revenue reporting. The core products include Zuora Billing and Zuora RevPro, which automate and streamline order-to-cash processes, recurring revenue management, and revenue recognition. Unlike many generic ERP tools, Zuora combines billing, revenue recognition, and financial reporting for subscription businesses in one system, serving a wide range of customers from startups to Fortune 100 firms and across technology, media, and telecom. Its goal is to enable companies to adopt or optimize subscriptions, scale efficiently, and improve financial operations through automation and integrated analytics.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Redwood City, California

Founded

2007

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • June 4, 2026 AI Monetization Suite targets fast-growing AI usage, tokens, and hybrid pricing.
  • August 2025 Workday expansion gives Zuora access to finance buyers needing audit-ready automation.
  • Zuora’s 2025 growth metrics stayed positive, with ARR around $412.3 million and revenue up 7%.

What critics are saying

  • Stripe Billing and Workday Financial Management squeeze Zuora’s core monetization wedge by 2026.
  • Private ownership hides operating weakness after FY2025, reducing accountability for stalled growth.
  • If AI monetization adoption disappoints, Zuora becomes a niche billing layer with shrinking relevance.

What makes Zuora unique

  • Zuora’s Monetization Suite unifies pricing, usage, billing, and revenue recognition end-to-end.
  • The 2025 Workday partnership embeds Zuora as a specialized monetization subledger.
  • Silver Lake and GIC bought Zuora in February 2025, backing longer product investment.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Performance Bonus

Company Equity

401(k) Company Match

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Paid Holidays

Parental Leave

Professional Development Budget

Mental Health Support

Flexible Work Hours

Remote Work Options

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Business Wire
Sep 17th, 2026
Silver Lake and GIC Complete Acquisition of Zuora

Zuora, Inc., a leading monetization platform for modern business, today announced the completion of its acquisition by Silver Lake, the global leader in tech...

Portal ERP
Jun 26th, 2026
Zuora launches AI monetization suite to turn AI products into revenue.

Zuora launches AI monetization suite to turn AI products into revenue. New capabilities and AI Pricing Simulator help companies model AI pricing, launch flexible offers, and connect usage, billing, and revenue recognition on one end-to-end monetization platform Redação Portal ERP Jun 26, 2026 T | Fonte: 18px Zuora, the leading monetization platform and system of record for quote-to-cash, announced new capabilities to monetize AI products quickly and effectively from pricing through revenue recognition. Additionally, with Zuora's new AI Pricing Simulator, companies can explore pricing models and test assumptions in real time to understand potential revenue and financial impact even before launching an AI offer. AI is changing what's sold, how customers expect to buy, and how revenue is generated, managed, and trusted. While companies race to introduce AI products priced by usage, tokens, credits, commitments, outcomes, and hybrid models, operational demands increase to capture usage accurately, structure flexible contracts, recognize revenue correctly, and keep adapting as models change. New capabilities in Zuora's AI Monetization Suite help companies: * Balance AI usage, demand, and spend with Flexible Commitments: Structure committed spend agreements that draw down across any mix of usage-based products, recurring charges, one-time fees, and services. Give sales teams more flexibility to shape AI contracts around customer requirements, while helping finance automate how those commitments flow into billing and revenue recognition. * Test AI pricing before launch with the AI Monetization Simulation Experience: Walk through an AI offering, get pricing recommendations based on best practices, see how Zuora would support each model, and begin simulating impact across billing, revenue, and margins. Teams can evaluate pricing strategies, contract decisions, and active usage scenarios before rolling changes out to customers. * Monetize AI usage with metered entitlements: Configure raw usage data, billable metrics, and access levels to those metrics natively within Zuora's product catalog. This provides teams more flexibility to meter, entitle, and price a wide range of AI usage-based products while keeping pricing, access, usage, billing, and revenue connected. * Give customers new transparency into AI usage with Zuora Experiences: Easily surface usage tracking, wallet balances, overage alerts, top-ups, and expansion offers directly in existing customer channels. Bring more predictability to variable AI consumption while giving customers visibility and control before usage turns into billing surprises. Together, these capabilities build on Zuora's nearly two decades of leadership managing monetization complexity across quoting, billing, collections, payments, and revenue recognition. As AI pushes companies toward more variable pricing and usage models, Zuora's AI Monetization Suite brings the full process together end-to-end, helping companies launch flexible AI pricing models, support enterprise contracts, give customers usage transparency, and connect AI usage to billing and revenue recognition without disconnected side ledgers, downstream cleanup, or added audit risk. "AI is turning monetization into a moving target," said Shakir Karim, Senior Vice President of Product Management at Zuora. "Companies need to experiment with new pricing models as AI products evolve, but they also need financial control, auditability, and revenue accuracy from day one. Zuora's AI Monetization Suite helps businesses launch, learn, and scale AI monetization without leaving finance to clean up the complexity later." "With the arrival of AI, many new pricing metrics are emerging," said Mélanie Septe, Senior Vice President of Pricing at Cegid. "The challenge is to choose the one that will make sense for the future - both for the customer and for us. Zuora gives us the flexibility to test and pivot quickly as we learn." Redação Portal ERP. Editorial Team

Messaging Oracle
Jun 10th, 2026
Young entrepreneurs win $10,000 investment pool in NFTE Founders Forum pitch competition

Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE) has awarded $10,000 in investments to young entrepreneurs through its 2026 Founders Forum Pitch Competition. Herman Remy secured the top prize of $5,000 for Walker Industries, a technology company focused on immersive computing and next-generation XR platforms. Amylah Charles received $3,000 for Curly Crownz Hair Care, a natural hair care brand expanding into immersive pop-up experiences, whilst Inesh Tickoo earned $2,000 for Opef.AI, an online system for environmental permitting. The competition, presented by Ernst & Young, PayPal and Zuora, concluded a programme where nine NFTE alumni founders participated in workshops and received mentorship since January 2026. NFTE alumna Vanessa Matthew, founder of Messaging Oracle, delivered the keynote address at the 9 March event.

Subscription Insider
Nov 18th, 2025
Zuora Unveils AI-Ready Monetization Catalog, Introducing a Unified Architecture for Dynamic Pricing and Offer Design

Zuora unveils AI-Ready Monetization Catalog, introducing a unified architecture for dynamic pricing and offer design. The new catalog becomes a single source of truth for pricing, packaging, usage, and entitlements - marking one of Zuora's most significant architectural shifts in years. Zuora today unveiled its AI-Ready Monetization Catalog, a new architectural layer designed to unify how companies structure pricing, packaging, usage, and feature-level entitlements. While the announcement includes familiar capabilities such as dynamic pricing and bundles, the underlying shift is more consequential: Zuora is introducing a single metadata-driven foundation intended to replace the fragmented monetization logic that enterprises often distribute across storefronts, CPQ, billing, and revenue systems. This update marks one of Zuora's most significant monetization architecture enhancements since it introduced usage rating, reflecting how hybrid and AI-driven business models are reshaping the needs of enterprise subscription operators. What's actually new. 1. A unified Monetization Catalog that consolidates monetization logic across channels For many subscription companies, pricing, usage rules, entitlements, and revenue treatments live in separate systems - often with custom fields, manual workarounds, or inconsistent logic between sales and finance. The new Catalog acts as a single source of truth, pushing consistent rules into storefronts, CPQ, billing, and revenue recognition. This could materially reduce reconciliation issues and operational friction. 2. Attribute-driven dynamic pricing with far greater flexibility Zuora's prior dynamic pricing capabilities required considerable customization for enterprise deal structures. The new model allows unlimited customer and product attributes to drive pricing - such as region, contract configuration, usage volume, or business segment - representing a meaningful expansion beyond earlier offerings. 3. Feature-level monetization tied directly to entitlements The Catalog integrates entitlement logic and pricing logic in one layer, enabling companies to monetize at the feature level without building separate entitlement systems. This is increasingly necessary for SaaS, media, and API-based services that sell access to capabilities rather than static bundles. 4. A structured metadata foundation designed for future AI-based pricing and packaging While this release does not introduce standalone AI optimization tools, it establishes a semantic layer that makes pricing rules, entitlements, and usage attributes interpretable by LLMs and future AI copilots. This groundwork positions Zuora for AI-driven offer creation and optimization capabilities in later releases. 5. Unified logic across storefronts, CPQ, billing, and revenue systems Consistent rules across commercial and financial systems address a long-standing challenge for operators: different platforms interpreting pricing logic differently. This alignment is genuinely new and has practical implications for speed, accuracy, and revenue governance. What's not new. The announcement also includes capabilities many customers already recognize - usage-based billing, bundles, and general "faster time to market" messaging. These remain important contextually but are not new product innovations. Industry perspective. Enterprise users quoted in the announcement highlight long-standing bottlenecks. Tradeweb, for instance, noted that traditional systems often force companies to maintain "hundreds of custom fields" just to model real-world deals. MGI Research pointed to increased pressure on teams to launch new pricing and packaging without increasing operational strain. These observations underscore why a unified monetization layer is strategically relevant now, particularly as businesses shift to hybrid pricing, usage-based models, and AI-driven offerings. Insider take. Zuora's Monetization Catalog represents a meaningful architectural step forward. While some elements are repackaged, the introduction of a unified metadata-driven layer for pricing, usage, entitlements, and revenue logic is significant - especially for enterprise operators navigating complex or hybrid monetization models. This move also places Zuora among the small number of vendors attempting to solve monetization logic fragmentation as an architectural challenge rather than a series of standalone features. The shift aligns with broader trends toward attribute-based pricing, dynamic offer experimentation, and AI-driven monetization. For subscription executives, the practical opportunities include: * cleaner alignment between product, finance, engineering, and sales systems * reduced reliance on custom fields and manual reconciliation * faster offer iteration * better readiness for future AI-driven pricing tools In short: the Catalog isn't just a new SKU - it's a foundational step toward more flexible, scalable, and AI-compatible monetization architectures.

Read Magazine
Aug 28th, 2025
Zuora and Workday Partners for Revenue Management and Financial Accuracy

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