Factory

Sales Enablement Manager, Onboarding

San Francisco, CA. Posted 26 days ago

The role

You will architect and lead the end-to-end onboarding and certification strategy for new sellers. You will design training curriculums, lead live training sessions, and partner with cross-functional leaders to scale the enablement function.

What you will do

  • Drive strategy and execution for onboarding every new seller.
  • Build and scale the strategic playbook for selling Factory.
  • Design and maintain curriculum tracks for Account Executives, Solutions Engineers, and Sales Development Representatives.
  • Lead interactive live training sessions for bootcamp cohorts.
  • Establish evaluation criteria and certification standards for each role.
  • Partner with managers to establish and track 90-day onboarding plans.
  • Collaborate with senior sales leaders, founders, and cross-functional partners.
  • Sync with sales managers and subject matter experts to identify rep bottlenecks.
  • Package and scale training modules for live and self-paced learning.
  • Track new hire metrics including time to first deal and quota attainment.

Required qualifications

  • 5+ years in sales enablement focused on building, driving, and scaling end-to-end new-hire onboarding strategies from scratch.
  • Deep expertise in instructional design principles.
  • Ability to create training collateral and deliver live presentations in person or virtually.
  • Highly organized and detail-oriented.
  • Proven track record of tracking ramp metrics and optimizing enablement programs based on performance data.
  • Ability to translate complex technical concepts into clear, accessible training for non-technical sellers.

Nice to have

  • Experience as an AE/SE
  • Background with dev tools
  • AI products
  • MEDDPICC/Command of the Message
  • Automating workflows with AI agents

About the company

Factory builds the platform for self-improving software development to help enterprise engineering teams become autonomous software factories. The company is backed by investors including Khosla Ventures and Sequoia.