Anthropic · Remote-Friendly (Travel-Required) | San Francisco, CA | Seattle, WA | New York City, NYRemotemid

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About Anthropic Anthropic’s mission is to create reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems. We want AI to be safe and beneficial for our users and for society as a whole. Our team is a quickly growing group of committed researchers, engineers, policy experts, and business leaders working together to build beneficial AI systems. About the role Anthropic is seeking a Technical Program Manager to join our Revenue Operations organization as part of the GTM Programs team. Your central objective is seller efficiency: removing the friction, manual work, and process gaps that keep our account executives from spending their time with customers. You'll drive the cross-functional initiatives that make that possible, and the most important of them are not incremental. Think overhauling the quoting process end to end, redesigning how the company forecasts, or transforming Salesforce from a system of record into a platform for agentic selling, where Claude works alongside our sellers rather than waiting to be queried. Alongside those, you'll run the steady stream of territory rollouts, process changes, and systems work that keeps the GTM engine running. Your work will sit at the intersection of Sales, Revenue Operations, GTM Systems, Finance, Marketing, and Legal. Most of what you'll own has both a process side and a systems side, and the two rarely stay separate for long. A change to how we define a segment touches Salesforce data models, downstream reporting, compensation plans, and how account executives spend their week. You'll be the person who sees the whole chain, sequences the work across the teams involved, and makes sure the change lands cleanly with the people who have to live with it. You'll need to understand our GTM stack well enough to scope work credibly with systems engineers and admins, and understand how sellers work well enough to know when a plan looks good on paper but won't survive contact with a quarter-end. Our go-to-market organization is growing quickly, and many of the programs you run will be first-of-their-kind, both for us and for the industry. Few companies are in a position to rebuild their sales motion around frontier AI using the model they build; you'll help decide what that looks like in practice. You'll treat operational excellence as an ongoing practice rather than a destination: measuring how sellers actually spend their time, finding the next source of drag, and fixing it. This is a role for someone who brings structure to ambiguity, cares about how things actually land, and wants their work to directly support Anthropic's ability to bring safe, frontier AI to the customers who use it. Key responsibilities • Partner with Revenue Operations, Sales, and GTM Systems leaders to define, scope, and sequence the initiatives on the GTM Programs roadmap, prioritizing the work with the greatest impact on seller productivity • Lead transformational programs that redesign core GTM processes and systems from the ground up, such as quoting, forecasting, or the role Salesforce plays in how we sell, rather than only optimizing what exists • Identify where sellers lose time to manual work, unclear process, or tooling gaps, quantify the cost, and turn the highest-value fixes into programs • Own end-to-end program plans, milestones, and dependency maps for multi-team initiatives spanning process, data, systems, and enablement work • Act as the primary bridge between business stakeholders in Sales and the teams who build and administer our GTM systems, translating requirements in both directions • Drive cross-functional coordination across Sales, Revenue Operations, GTM Systems, Finance, Marketing, Legal, and Enablement • Manage change for the field: plan communications, training, and rollout timing so that new processes and too

Technical Program Manager, Revenue Operations

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