Director of Channel Partnerships
$150,000 - $170,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$150,000 - $170,000 per year
About the role
- A track record of commercializing a channel, not just signing partners — you can point to a channel you took from one revenue figure to a materially larger one, and walk through the exact playbook you used to do it.
- Hands‑on individual contributor experience in both partner business development and partner management — you've personally sourced and signed partners AND run them afterward, not just overseen a team that did.
- Experience building per-partner commercial plans and forecasts — real numbers leadership planned and budgeted against, not activity tracking.
- A bias toward arriving with a point of view — you can lay out a tactical plan for a partner type without needing to be walked through the strategy first.
- Strong understanding of indirect/channel go-to-market models across referral, reseller, and integration partnerships.
- Comfort operating in a lean, resource-constrained environment — a small team, no dedicated budget beyond headcount, and a lot of personal execution.
- Excellent cross-functional collaborator, especially with Marketing, Product, RevOps, and Sales.
- A passion to use your skills to improve the world by positively impacting people’s health!
- Bonus points for:
- Experience in dental distribution, imaging, or practice-management software channels.
- A track record of building or scaling a partner program from scratch.
- Prior work with AI or SaaS platforms in clinical settings
- Expected Compensation (includes equity):$150-170k base salary$100-120k variable compensation
- Unlimited PTO100% company-paid dental and vision coverage
- Generous medical contributions
- The opportunity to work on AI that is actually used every day
- A team of thoughtful, driven people who genuinely care
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