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As a Program Manager, Field Enablement Content on GitLab's Field Enablement team, you'll design and deliver scalable enablement programs that help customer-facing teams build confidence in GitLab's DevOps, Security, and AI-powered platform story. You'll own content and program initiatives that support the field across onboarding, product education, release readiness, revenue plays, and ongoing reinforcement, making sure teams can clearly explain value throughout the customer buying lifecycle.
You'll work across Product Marketing, Product Management, Revenue Operations, Solutions Architecture, Customer Success, Monetization, and Field Leadership to bring new offerings, product updates, and messaging to market through clear, role-based enablement. In this individual contributor role, you'll use instructional design, strong program management, and performance insights to create learning experiences that are practical, accessible, and easy for the field to use in the flow of work. You'll do this in GitLab's all-remote, asynchronous environment, where autonomy, collaboration, and iteration are part of how we work.
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