Revenue Operations Specialist, BigCommerce

Sales & Partners

Salary not provided
Junior and Mid level
London
BigCommerce

Open SaaS ecommerce platform

Job no longer available

BigCommerce

Open SaaS ecommerce platform

1001+ employees

B2BProductivitySharing EconomySaaSeCommerceSales

Job no longer available

Salary not provided
Junior and Mid level
London

1001+ employees

B2BProductivitySharing EconomySaaSeCommerceSales

Company mission

To help merchants sell more at every stage of business growth, from small startups, to mid-market businesses, to large enterprises.

Role

Who you are

  • Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience required
  • Prior experience or internships in Operations a plus but not required
  • A results-oriented, cross-functional operator with a bias for action and an interest in revenue operations, sales operations, or similar
  • Excellent time management, critical thinking skills, operational, and interpersonal savvy
  • Experience with business applications like Salesforce, Outreach, Clari, Impartner, Marketo, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, and additional systems in support of Sales and Partner teams a plus
  • Proactive and results-oriented, comfortable seeking to understand business context driving requests and collaborating on best practices
  • Team player (required), ambitious, self-motivated, and goal-oriented with excellent time-management skills
  • A thoughtful communicator who earns trust and builds strong working relationships across departments and simplifies complex concepts into absorbable information that influences the behavior of others (data visualizations, oral, written, powerpoint)

What the job involves

  • Coordinate with colleagues in Revenue Operations and Strategic Operations to support implementing common GTM processes across geographies and teams, monitoring frameworks, KPIs, reporting, and control mechanisms designed to scale and automate GTM motions
  • Understand key challenges and business opportunities for GTM teams, document current state processes and pain points, and provide recommendations for future state processes to drive efficiency, reduce friction, and increase revenue production
  • Develop an understanding of BigCommerce’s GTM operational infrastructure to troubleshoot root causes to issues, establish best practices across platforms, and recommend changes or update systems as needed
  • Provide enablement documentation for the GTM teams to ensure adherence to new processes, tools, and optimizations
  • Monitor campaign process and execution, control mechanisms, and early warning systems to surface potential process issues, optimize performance across channels, and provide timely guidance and interventions before revenue production is impacted
  • Help implement and maintain campaign ROI and ROAS frameworks
  • Execute ad hoc requests for data and information, including building reports, culling contact and prospect lead lists, and targeting and segmentation account requests. Maintain campaign tagging processes

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Insights

Top investors

-1% employee growth in 12 months

Company

Funding (last 2 of 7 rounds)

Apr 2018

$64m

SERIES F

May 2016

$30m

SERIES E

Total funding: $219.2m

Our take

SaaS eCommerce platform BigCommerce is taking full advantage of the recent shift towards online shopping with its software that helps businesses of all sizes build and run eCommerce sites. Aside from providing a template for stores with functions including shipping and payment tracking, it also provides tools to cross-sell on other markets such as Amazon.

BigCommerce competes in this space with Shopify, another major eCommerce provider. While both companies have their adherents, BigCommerce's competitive advantage is in the sheer range of built-in features provided to its customers and the transparency of its pricing structure. While it can be more complicated to learn its flexibility is prized by the customers who have mastered its features. These include major brands such as Ted Baker, Skullcandy and Burrow to name just a few.

BigCommerce went public in 2020 with a valuation of almost $7 billion. Since then it has expanded aggressively into Europe and the Latin American market, including closing partnerships which enable BigCommerce vendors to sell on Mercado Libre. It is currently focusing on developing its enterprise offering as part of a shift towards profitability rather than continued market expansion as it seeks to navigate through the tricky economic situation for global eCommerce retailers in 2023.

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