MURAL is on a mission to inspire and connect imagination workers globally.

MURAL is a digital workspace for visual collaboration that connects over 50 percent of the Fortune 100. Teams at global enterprises including IBM, USAA, E-Trade, Intuit, SAP, Atlassian, Autodesk, and GitHub embrace visual collaboration to run more productive meetings and workshops. This leads to a more creative, engaging, and fun way of working together, all in a welcoming, simple-to-use online space.

Headquartered in San Francisco, California, MURAL employs over 300 people around the world. In 2020, MURAL raised $118M in a series B round of financing and are working hard to take MURAL to the next level.

Your Mission

MURAL is looking for a Sales Enablement Program Manager to join our rapidly-scaling Sales organization. As part of the founding Global Sales Enablement team you’ll be committed to up leveling the skills, experience and knowledge of our sales organization by providing the right tools, resources, and training required to be successful. We are a team that works strategically with partners across the entire Go-to-Market and Customer Experience teams.

As a founding member of the Sales Enablement team, you will:

  • Bring a multifaceted approach to sales enablement, not being afraid to take risks when it comes to improving or developing new and creative ways to approach a project or initiative.
  • Partner closely with other teams to develop training programs and learning content, including the sales playbook
  • Lead the development, delivery, and project management of engaging sales training programs, including: new hire onboarding, coaching, ongoing strategy enablement, product trainings, and soft skills training
  • Implement the creation and facilitation of juried role play scenarios, interactive coaching and other learning programs
  • Provide a "sales lens" on training content to ensure collateral is digestible and will resonate with what Sales needs
  • Become an expert at navigating and updating our Content Management System, Highspot
  • Work closely with our Learning Experience team to build out learning pathways and modules in our LMS, including the various paths / modules that sales teams would need to go through 

You may be a good fit, if you:

  • Have 5+ years of experience in sales enablement or similar, preferably at a high-growth SaaS company
  • Possess strong organizational and prioritization skills
  • Have solid project management skills including: planning work, managing details, keeping multiple tasks/projects on track, working with cross functional stakeholders, and navigating ambiguity to deliver results
  • Are experienced working with Learning Management Systems
  • Have excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills
  • Have proven ability to balance big-picture thinking with daily details and deliverables
  • Share a passion for motivating and helping people learn and improve

Bonus points if you:

  • Have prior experience working in sales, preferably with a Saas product

WHAT WE OFFER

In addition to being part of our quest to help people empower their imagination, we offer:

  • Competitive salary and benefits
  • Flexible working hours
  • Ability to work remotely
  • Flexible time off
  • A phenomenal learning environment for you to develop

OUR VALUES

We bring people to our team that care about our mission to inspire and connect creative people globally, and who feel aligned with our values:

  • Make Others Successful
  • Adapt to Thrive
  • Show Up With a Smile
  • Generate Wows
  • Think Global
  • Play to Win and Have Fun

Practicing equality through imagination work.

MURAL is committed to creating diverse and inclusive workspaces where people can make a positive impact on the world and share their vision of how they achieve it. We are dedicated to working alongside multiple communities to help build this dream and bring it to life. 

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