Sales Enablement Manager

Testlio is a remote, crowdsourced software testing platform. Basically, we help companies ship their apps faster and more confidently by giving them access to expert testers, real devices, and global coverage. For this specific role, we need a Sales Enablement Manager. Translation: our sales team needs to understand what we do, how to sell it, and how to use their tools without losing their minds. We need you to build the training that bridges that gap so they can hit their targets. Why will you love this job? You get real autonomy: No micromanagement here. You get to figure out how to take our product knowledge and tool workflows and translate them into a language that actually makes sense to a quota-carrying seller in their day-to-day life. You’ll have a voice with leadership: This isn’t a role where you hide in the background. You’ll be talking directly with senior leadership, showing them the metrics of how our teams are progressing, and directly influencing how we go to market. Why will you love being a part of Testlio? Great Culture: Testlio is a female-founded company, and half of our team identifies as women. We’re proud of our inclusive, purpose-driven culture where people genuinely enjoy collaborating. Remote Work: Our culture is built around remote work. We’ve created systems to allow us to successfully work together asynchronously as a fully remote and globally distributed team. Investment in You: Your growth and well-being matter to us. You’ll have flexible paid time off—including national holidays, personal days, and sick days—plus stock options so you can grow with Testlio. We also provide a $300 annual learning stipend to support your personal and professional development. Winning Business: Testlio is growing, profitable, and cash-strong. We are leading our industry with exceptional clients who provide us with a high NPS score and a 4.7 rating on G2. What would your day look like? - Creating and delivering straightforward onboarding, ongoing training, and certification programs through a LMS so sellers actually learn. - Getting on calls with senior leadership to talk about what's working, what isn't, and what the team needs next. - Taking complicated software testing concepts and turning them into plain, simple English that salespeople can actually use in real client conversations. - Tracking data and metrics around our training modules to prove that people are actually learning and getting value from them. - Teaching the sales team how to efficiently use their software and tools (CRM, etc.) so it’s integrated naturally into their daily routine instead of being a headache. - Talking directly to the frontline sellers to hear their feedback, patch up their knowledge gaps, and update training resources accordingly. What do you need to succeed? Technical Skills - 6+ years of experience doing actual sales enablement in the tech/SaaS space—meaning you’ve built real enablement programs, not just participated from the sidelines. - True experience in instructional design for adult learners; you know how adults retain information and how to build structured learning paths. - Hands-on familiarity with enablement tech, LMS platforms, and modern CRMs (like HubSpot or Salesforce). - The ability to look at software development, engineering lifecycles, or QA testing and understand it well enough to explain it simply to others. - Comfort with numbers; you can pull data to show exactly how your enablement programs are impacting seller readiness and ramp times. Human Skills - Clear Communication: You speak like a regular person, facilitate training naturally, and can stand your ground in conversations with senior leadership. - Seller-Empathy: You respect the daily grind of quota-carrying sellers, listen to their frustrations, develop relationships, and build tools that actually help them solve problems. - An Independent Driver: You don't sit around waiting for permission or a hand-holding manual. If you see a broken training process, you fix it. - Grounded in Reality: You care about actual results and observable data, not just fluff metrics or high-fives. - Adaptable: You don’t get flustered when priorities shift or when new features and targets are introduced on short notice.