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Revenue Operations – RevOps
Cogent SecurityRevenue Operations role at Cogent, an AI-native cybersecurity startup. Focused on data-driven decision making to enhance growth operations and sales processes.
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesCyber Security
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Right hand to the Head of Growth across the operating rhythm: pod calls, forecast calls, pipe jams. Surface what needs action and shepherd it through to follow-through
- Pipeline hygiene: define when opportunities should be created versus when accounts belong on a target list, design the staging discipline, and keep the pipeline data trustworthy
- Conversion analysis across the full funnel: how things convert at each stage, on what time frame, by source, by rep. Diagnose where deals stall, classify why, and partner with sales leadership on improving the rates
- Maintain target account lists per rep per territory and translate the ICP into targeting reps and partners can actually use
- Weekly closed-loss and DQ analysis. Look for DQ'd pipeline worth reactivating when product or market conditions change
- Run forecast operations so the forecast call becomes a decision-making tool, not a status update. Track actuals against targets and surface risk early
- Use deal scoring signals to prioritize where leadership spends time and which deals need intervention
- Capacity planning as the team scales: rep productivity, POV prioritization, territory balancing, and resource allocation
- Per-rep performance analysis: deal velocity, conversion rates, activity patterns, win/loss trends. Surface what works and help close the gap
- Design the sales process alongside sales leadership: opportunity criteria, stage gating, required fields, DQ reasons that feed back to product
- Help close the enablement gap. Tools and automation exist but reps don't always use them. Make the right behavior the easy one
- Partner strategy: spiff programs, channel investment decisions, and working with the Director of Strategic Partnerships on where to double down based on performance data
- Build business cases for new GTM motions: risk assessments, no-POV deals, expansion plays
- Every week looks a little different. The role flexes with what the business needs
Requirements
What you’ll need- 3-6 years in revenue operations, sales operations, strategy, or GTM operations at a B2B SaaS company. Cybersecurity experience is **not** a requirement
- Banking or consulting background that pivoted into tech GTM is *highly* preferred. You need to be extremely quantitative and analytical: comfortable analyzing data and presenting insights to leadership
- You look at data and know what to do next, not just what it says
- Deep CRM expertise (HubSpot or Salesforce) and an understanding of how to design processes reps will actually follow
- You get that rev ops is a change management job as much as it is an analytics job
- Comfortable with ambiguity. Every week looks different, and you're the kind of person who sees a problem and figures it out without needing a playbook
- AI-native. You've used AI agents or automation tools in your work and you're comfortable interpreting outputs from multi-agent systems
- Startup mentality. Restructuring the spiff program in the morning and running the forecast call in the afternoon is a normal day.
Benefits
Comp & perks- Health insurance
- Professional development opportunities
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Hard Skills & Tools
revenue operationssales operationsGTM operationsdata analysisconversion analysispipeline managementcapacity planningperformance analysisprocess designchange management
Soft Skills
quantitative skillsanalytical skillsproblem-solvingadaptabilitycommunicationcollaborationleadershipstrategic thinkingflexibilityinitiative