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Shopmonkey is seeking an Associate Payments Adoption Manager to help customers maximize Shopmonkey Payments and expand usage within their shops. The role requires deep knowledge of embedded payments and a collaborative, growth-focused mindset.
The position is remote, with California-based hybrid in-office expectations for collaboration, and offers equity and standard benefits. Fluency in Spanish is a bonus.
Associate Payments Adoption Managers are part of a purpose-driven team that provides an extraordinary product and has an extraordinary impact in customers’ lives. This role will be responsible for identifying and collaborating with new or existing customers that are underutilizing the power of Shopmonkey payments for their business. A successful candidate will be well versed in embedded payments processing, and find creative solutions based on each shop’s needs and workflow. While this is posted as a remote role, please note for candidates in the San Jose, CA area that it would be a hybrid role, with in-office expectations 2-3 days/week in our Morgan Hill, California office for collaboration.
This full-time position is compensated at an expected OTE of $85,000+. This position is also eligible for equity and standard company benefits.
In 2022, Shopmonkey was named #4 on Forbes' annual ranking of America's Best Startup Employers list (and #1 in Business Products & Software Services). Shopmonkey was once again named as one of America's Best Startup Employers by Forbes in 2023, 2024 , and 2026 !
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