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Adyen is seeking a Senior Manager, Commercial Strategy & Enterprise Offering – Unified Commerce to own the end-to-end enterprise offering for global and domestic omnichannel clients. You will define the long- and short-term vision, commercialize the offering, and partner with Product and Commercial to drive growth across regions and industries.
The role sits in Global Commercial Strategy, bridging Product and Commercial, and focuses on online checkout, in-store, hardware, shopper experience, and
Adyen provides payments, data, and financial products in a single solution for customers like Meta, Uber, H&M, and Microsoft - making us the financial technology platform of choice. At Adyen, everything we do is engineered for ambition.
For our teams, we create an environment with opportunities for our people to succeed, backed by the culture and support to ensure they are enabled to truly own their careers. We are motivated individuals who tackle unique technical challenges at scale and solve them as a team. Together, we deliver innovative and ethical solutions that help businesses achieve their ambitions faster.
As the Senior Manager, Commercial Strategy & Enterprise Offering – Unified Commerce, you will own Adyen’s end-to-end offering for global and domestic omnichannel enterprise customers such as H&M or Joe & the Juice. This role is global in scope and entails both the defining of the long-term vision and strategic direction in partnership with the product organisation, as well as the commercialization and go-to-market of the offering and underlying products. Sitting in the Global Commercial Strategy team - at the direct intersection of Product and Commercial - you will act as the strategic bridge advocating for our customers' online checkout, in-store, hardware, shopper experience and loyalty needs across multiple industries. Your primary goal is to drive net revenue growth for your segment through strategic expansion, differentiation, and deep product adoption.