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Duvo is hiring a Senior Transformation Strategist to own customer transformations across a portfolio of large enterprise accounts. You will set the transformation direction, win executives’ confidence and drive the next value wave, working with Transformation Strategists and Forward Deployed Engineers to steer both strategy and delivery.
You will combine problem-solving rigor from top consulting with hands-on operating experience, owning outcomes from baseline to expansion while managing
Before Duvo, our founders built and ran a $2 billion retailer. They saw how much critical work still depended on spreadsheets, inboxes, supplier portals and the memory of experienced operators. The real process rarely lived in one system. People held the last mile together.
Duvo is building the Enterprise Execution OS: the shared layer that understands how work really runs, carries it across existing systems and measures the business result.
Our agents do the work, not just suggest the next step. They gather evidence, make decisions within agreed rules, route exceptions to the right person and update the source system. People keep control wherever judgment or approval is needed. Every action leaves an audit trail.
We start with one recurring process and a clear outcome. Every solution carries a contracted 5x ROI guarantee.
As a Senior Transformation Strategist, you will own the customer's business transformation, not a single Duvo deployment.
You will lead a small portfolio of large enterprise customers. Your job is to set the transformation direction, earn the confidence of senior customer leaders and make the calls that keep the work moving. You are accountable for the business result, the customer relationship and the next wave of value.
You will work alongside Transformation Strategists, who own the day-to-day account presence and workstream execution, and Forward Deployed Engineers, who own the technical solution. Your role is to give both teams a sharp steer, raise the quality of the work and intervene when a decision, relationship or commercial outcome needs senior judgment.
This role needs two kinds of experience that rarely come together: the problem-solving discipline of a strong MBB consultant and the judgment of an operator who has had to live with the result.
Start with a view, not a blank page. Learn how the work actually happens, including the exceptions and handoffs that never reach a system of record. Test where the loss sits and focus the customer on the few changes that can take out cost, release cash, protect service, shorten cycle time or strengthen control.
Turn that diagnosis into a clear roadmap: what starts now, what waits, what should not be done, who owns each decision and what evidence could change the plan. Set the few questions and decisions that matter, then direct the team to build the fact base and customer materials needed to answer them.
Agree which steps should disappear, which decisions an agent can make, which controls must remain and where people need to stay involved. Establish the account cadence: the right senior forums, clear workstream ownership, decisions, risks and escalation routes. Coach the Transformation Strategist who is present in the account day to day; do not become their substitute.
The technical deployment is only part of the job. You will build the sponsor coalition, handle resistance, fix gaps in ownership and capacity, redesign roles and close the old path. You will review the work closely enough to maintain quality and unblock it, while giving the delivery team room to own it.
Lock the baseline, target and measurement window before implementation. Track misses as well as successes. Put the result into language a CFO would trust, then get the customer to sign it off.
Once the value is proven, shape the next phase. You own the evidence, strategic case and customer readiness; the commercial owner leads pricing and contracting. Identify expansion opportunities early and convert credible delivery into a larger mandate without compromising the current work.
Your unit of ownership is a business result the customer can sustain. It is not a deck, a deployment, a steering committee or a positive user survey.
You should have both MBB training and real operating experience. We will assess five things:
Experience in retail, CPG, supply chain, logistics, inventory or finance operations will help you ramp faster. It is useful, but it does not replace the five capabilities above.
This role is remote across the United States. Expect regular domestic travel and periods of working on site with customers for several days in a week when projects are live.
We move quickly and give direct feedback throughout.