Wrike is a work management platform that is transforming the way people work and collaborate. We are focused on top-notch engineering, design, usability and dedicated customer care with a diversified international customer base of 19,000 and growing daily. In 2017, Wrike was named to the Deloitte Fast 500 list of the fastest growing companies in North America for the third straight year.

Our mission is to make teams insanely productive and we're guided by our core values to Grow, Execute and Collaborate. While we’re scaling quickly (over 900 Wrikers across the globe), we work hard to recruit the right teammates who share the same core values, know how to get things done, and add to an awesome culture.
 
Our headquarters is in Downtown San Jose with several offices in North America, Europe, and Asia/Pacific. Wrike has earned best workplace awards such as “Top Workplace” and “Best Places to Work” consecutively and continues to produce and promote the best!

 

About the Role

 

  • Define & refine strategy for vertical products. Execute various strategic and operational initiatives to drive vertical products at Wrike.
  • Determine, build, & track reporting metrics that measure the successful implementation of vertical products.
  • Work closely with sales, marketing, customer success, finance and product to drive vertical products revenue & goals.
  • Work on ad hoc projects, and act as project manager across key strategic projects.
  • Working for the office of the CEO, and reporting to the VP/Director of Strategic programs , this individual will work on strategic initiatives that are cross-functional in nature.

 

About You  

  • 1-2 years of experience in strategy, business operations or management consulting in technology industry, MBA is a plus
  • Critical thinking skills & creative problem solving
  • Experience driving cross-functional projects 
  • Skilled in Go-To-Market Strategy Drafting, Business Analysis, Statistical Analysis
  • Skilled at excel and experience working with Tableau is a strong plus

 

Perks & Benefits

At Wrike, you’ll benefit from unlimited PTO, medical & dental care, commuter benefits, daily catered meals & snacks galore, team off-sites & happy hours.

 

Wrike is committed to creating and maintaining a diverse and inclusive space where our employees can thrive. We welcome all persons in to the Wrike family, embracing the diversity of racial and ethnic identity, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, family status, disability, gender identity, Veteran status and any other protected status.

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