GTM Enablement Manager

Join Glean, a fast-moving Work AI platform, as a GTM Enablement Manager. In this role, you will bridge the gap between Product, Product Marketing, and GTM Enablement, translating complex product capabilities into clear narratives and workflows that drive adoption and revenue impact. You will also design and build an AI-assisted enablement system that keeps GTM teams current on product changes and how to use them in real deals.

• Assurer la liaison entre les équipes produit, marketing produit et l'activation GTM, en traduisant les lancements de produits et les capacités complexes en récits clairs et utilisables.
• Construire et collaborer à la vision d'activation axée sur l'IA de l'entreprise, en concevant et en construisant un système d'activation toujours actif et assisté par l'IA.
• Posséder la couche d'activation produit orientée vers le GTM, en traduisant les notes de version et la documentation technique en conseils pratiques pour le terrain.
• 5+ years in B2B SaaS go‑to‑market roles such as product enablement, sales/revenue enablement, product marketing, solutions engineering, or similar roles with heavy product ownership and field interaction
• Strong familiarity with modern value‑based sales methodologies (e.g., Command of the Message, MEDDICC/MEDDPICC, or similar) and how product stories must align to business problems, outcomes, and proof points, not just features
• Strong project and program management skills: able to juggle multiple launches, stakeholder groups, and content streams while keeping timelines, dependencies, and success metrics clear
• Proven track record translating complex, technical, or AI‑heavy product concepts into simple, compelling narratives, talk tracks, and trainings that GTM teams actually use in the field
• A systems thinker who gets excited about turning one‑off trainings into durable, AI‑powered enablement experiences, you think in terms of loops, signals, and workflows, not just events
• Comfortable operating in ambiguity and a high‑change environment, you can keep up with a fast product release cadence, find signal in the noise, and quickly determine what the field actually needs versus what would be “nice to have.”
• Solid understanding of how AI products work at a conceptual level (e.g., large language models, retrieval‑augmented generation, knowledge graphs, security and permissions), even if you are not a deep technical expert, and curiosity about how Work AI changes selling and customer workflows
• Hands‑on experience using AI tools to design, deliver, or scale enablement, for example, using AI to draft curricula, build interactive labs, power self‑serve Q&A, or run lightweight, agent‑assisted certifications