Cassihome
Revenue Operations Lead
New York City
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 113 days ago
HubSpotSalesforceCRMSalesForecastingCompensationCadenceLeadershipProblem Solving
About the role
- This is not a traditional RevOps role, you will define how our revenue engine operates, from pipeline generation through conversion, forecasting, and expansion.
- This role will have direct impact on how the company scales from early traction to a fully built revenue engine.
- We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and identities.
Responsibilities
- Own CRM architecture, data integrity, and GTM systems
- Build and maintain pipeline, conversion, and revenue dashboards
- Build forecasting models and drive forecast accuracy
- Identify bottlenecks across the funnel and drive improvements
- Partner with sales and CS leadership to improve performance
- Support compensation planning and quota tracking
- Implement tools and workflows that increase GTM efficiency
- This is an opportunity to join early, take real ownership, and help build the systems that will power the company's next phase of growth.
Requirements
- 5-10+ years in Revenue Operations, Sales Operations, or similar
- Experience supporting high growth SaaS or transactional sales teams
- Deep expertise in CRM systems (Salesforce, HubSpot, etc.)
- Ability to translate data into actionable insights
Compensation
- Support compensation planning and quota tracking
Company info
- What We're Looking For
- We're building a category defining platform for residential operations and are now scaling rapidly after strong early traction.
- We're looking for a Revenue Operations leader to build the operational backbone of our go-to-market organization.
Equal opportunity
- Cassi is an equal opportunity employer.
- This role is critical to turning early GTM traction into a scalable, predictable revenue engine.
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