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Provides senior-level compensation expertise, analysis, guidance, and issue resolution for healthcare providers across assigned hospitals and units. Ensures compensation programs support business objectives, internal equity, market competitiveness, and legal compliance. Responsibilities include monitoring compensation programs, advising leadership and HR stakeholders, analyzing compensation outcomes, researching complex issues, and developing recommendations. Requires substantial compensation experience, with provider or physician compensation experience preferred.

Sell Abnormal AI’s cybersecurity SaaS solutions to enterprise accounts with more than 3,000 mailboxes in the Philadelphia territory. Responsibilities include prospecting, building pipeline, qualifying opportunities, presenting solutions, negotiating complex contracts, closing new business, driving renewals and expansions, and maintaining accurate sales-system data. The role partners closely with sales engineering, customer success, product, marketing, and BDR teams while achieving or exceeding annual recurring revenue quotas.

Leads end-to-end healthcare technology implementations from kickoff through go-live, managing timelines, budgets, resources, risks, integrations, training, operational readiness, and transition to Customer Success. Provides strategic direction, coaches cross-functional teams, coordinates clients and vendors, oversees implementation methodologies, resolves impediments, and drives process standardization and continuous improvement across complex health plan programs.

Own the global sales compensation and incentive strategy, including quota methodology, plan design, crediting rules, accelerators, SPIFFs, governance, and exception management. Partner with Sales, Finance, and Revenue Operations to improve quota attainability, automate plan assignment and payout workflows, and ensure accurate attainment data. Establish scalable compensation policies, decision rights, and audit-ready processes while advising executives and resolving individual commission disputes.

Partner with Account Executives on enterprise cybersecurity sales by leading technical discovery, solution positioning, tailored demos, proof-of-value engagements, objection handling, and technical deal strategy. Maintain post-sale technical continuity, support customer adoption and expansion, and share field feedback with Product, Engineering, Customer Success, and Marketing. Translate cybersecurity capabilities into business value for technical practitioners and executives.

Provides product and technology legal counseling throughout the product lifecycle while operating Horizon3’s global privacy program. Advises Product, Engineering, Security, Compliance, and GTM teams on privacy laws, AI regulation, data flows, DPAs, cross-border transfers, privacy-by-design, incidents, audits, and customer diligence. Drafts playbooks, policies, notices, and contractual terms; supports enterprise negotiations; and delivers practical, risk-based guidance in a fast-moving cybersecurity environment.

Lead and scale Ethos's Final Expense sales organization: set strategy and KPIs, recruit and train licensed agents and managers, build playbooks and coaching programs, partner with Product, Marketing, and Finance on tests, staffing, and compensation, and drive a data-driven, high-performance culture to meet revenue and productivity goals.

Leads client-facing technical integration and data projects from scoping through delivery. Implements imports, exports, APIs, SSO, CRM/HRIS connections, and automation; troubleshoots data issues; and advises clients on data modeling, validation, governance, and integration design. The role translates complex technical concepts into clear guidance, manages client relationships, mentors junior specialists, supports BI discussions, and contributes to documentation, process improvements, and new service offerings.

Manage upper mid-market customer accounts to increase net dollar retention through upsells, cross-sells, renewals, and expansion opportunities. Build client relationships, negotiate contracts, generate proposals, manage sales pipelines, and support land-and-expand initiatives. Partner with internal teams throughout the customer lifecycle, maintain product knowledge, and contribute to sales process improvements. The role requires 5+ years of client relationship and revenue-growth experience, with SaaS sales and Salesforce experience preferred.

Monitors and triages security alerts, investigates and documents incidents, supports identity and access management, vulnerability remediation, security awareness, phishing simulations, incident response, and security control checks. Collaborates with IT teams and an MSSP to resolve security issues, tune security tools, maintain documentation, and escalate threats. Requires availability for identity and access management, incident response, and escalation outside standard business hours.

Build and launch user-facing, backend-leaning full-stack products for a clinical AI platform. Design reusable accessible frontend components, develop backend features, collaborate with product managers and subject matter experts, protect patient privacy through secure coding, improve engineering practices, and support applications in production.

Own the unified roadmap for AI Transformation and Salesforce products. Lead discovery, requirements, prioritization, backlog management, delivery, adoption, and go-to-market coordination across two engineering teams. Partner with business, Legal, Security, Compliance, and Salesforce stakeholders to implement generative and agentic AI solutions, automation, and platform enhancements. Define product metrics, analyze performance, communicate strategy and trade-offs, and drive scalable products that improve employee and customer experiences.

The Solutions Engineer serves as the technical owner for enterprise sales opportunities, leading discovery, solution design, demos, technical evaluations, integrations, security reviews, and business-case development. The role partners with sales, customers, Product, Engineering, and implementation teams to connect IT automation with device lifecycle and supply-chain operations. Responsibilities include handling objections, supporting MEDDIC, configuring APIs and workflows, enabling sales teams, and sharing customer insights to influence the product roadmap.