
Manager, Omni-Channel Commercialization
PayPal
full-time
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Location Type: Hybrid
Location: San Jose • California • Illinois • United States
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Salary
💰 $106,000 - $173,250 per year
About the role
- Drive revenue growth and global market expansion by identifying and cultivating strategic partnerships, channels, and opportunities
- Lead the negotiation with external partners and engage cross-functional support colleagues to ensure the successful delivery of solutions for large complex partnerships.
- Shape long-term commercial strategy by assessing market dynamics, competitive positioning, and partnership performance to prioritize high-impact growth opportunities.
- Establish scalable partnership frameworks and operating models that streamline execution, enhance collaboration across teams, and ensure consistent delivery of partner value.
- Align product and business levers (such as pricing and FX) to maximize revenue and market expansion opportunities.
- Partner cross-functionally with Product, Design, and Research teams to translate business priorities into scalable solutions — ensuring the technical design and implementation align with growth, commercial, and customer experience objectives.
- Represent the end customer on an ongoing basis and use this knowledge to drive effective prioritization and decision-making.
- Collaborate and influence product outcomes in a matrix organization with multiple stakeholders such as Engineering, Operations, Risk, Legal, Sales, Business Development, Marketing, Finance, and Banking Partners.
Requirements
- 5+ years relevant experience and a Bachelor’s degree OR Any equivalent combination of education and experience.
Benefits
- medical
- dental
- vision
- life and disability insurance
- parental and family leave
- 401(k) savings plan
- paid time off
- employee shares options
- flexible work environment
- other benefits
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Soft skills
negotiationcollaborationinfluenceprioritizationdecision-making