Sales Enablement Manager

About This Role

sunday is building the fastest, simplest way to pay in restaurants. With a quick scan of a QR code, diners can pay, tip, and leave in about 10 seconds. We believe great products should feel obvious, not complicated, and we focus relentlessly on keeping things simple while earning trust from restaurants and guests at every interaction. Today, sunday powers payments in thousands of restaurants across the US, UK, and France, helping operators turn tables faster, increase tips, and unlock valuable insights.

We push ourselves to go beyond what’s expected, building with ownership, moving fast, and scaling with ambition as we tackle our biggest growth opportunity in the US.

About The Role

We re hiring a US Sales Enablement Manager to own enablement execution. This means running the coaching cadences, training programs, and adoption work that keep a fast-growing AE and SDR org selling the right way, consistently. This is also a builder s seat with real latitude: you ll take a strong strategic foundation and be responsible for making it real in the field: running workshops, coaching reps 1:1, maintaining the playbook, and translating every new tool or process from Rev Ops into training the team actually adopts.

This role reports to our US GTM & Rev Ops Lead, with direct exposure to our Sales Directors and our US CRO. You ll have the opportunity to build the framework for what great enablement looks like at Sunday: the programs, cadences, and metrics that define the function as we scale. Join early, grow fast, and shape the journey!

• Ramp performance:
  Track how quickly new AEs and SDRs ramp into role, and drive initiatives that hasten time-to-first-opportunity, time-to-first-sign, and time-to-full-productivity across cohorts. You ll own the data and the coaching motion that drives those numbers down, cohort over cohort.
• Coaching infrastructure:
  Run live workshops, rep-by-rep call coaching, pitch competitions, and skills certifications across the US sales org.
• Training content:
  Build and maintain onboarding curriculum, objection-handling guides, demo scripts, and process documentation that reps actually use.
• The sales playbook:
  Serve as the resident expert on how Sunday s sellers sell - maintaining the playbook, tracking methodology adoption, and flagging process drift to the US GTM Lead.
• Process enablement:
  As Rev Ops ships new tooling, workflows, or Salesforce logic, you turn those changes into field-ready training and drive real adoption - not just a Slack announcement.
• MEDDPICC rollout:
  Own the long-term rollout and certification of MEDDPICC or another sales methodology across AE cohorts, embedding it into deal review cadences.
• Cross-functional alignment:
  Coordinate with the US GTM Lead to make sure enablement stays aligned to current process design.
• Enablement metrics:
  Report on training completion rates, assessment scores, ramp-to-productivity benchmarks, and post-training pipeline impact.

• You’ll be expected to drive the roadmap for US Enablement long term, but in the short term, there are three key work streams that will be your early focus at Sunday:
• Process adoption:
  Drive adoption of existing processes (dashboards, rules of engagement) by working directly with reps in the field and our central Rev Ops team.
• Data-driven Insights:
  Analyze rep activity and ramp data to identify coaching gaps - e.g., where reps struggle with pricing objections, or where a cohort is lagging on time-to-first-opportunity - and bring those insights to Sales Directors and our US CRO.
• Top-of-funnel coaching:
  How do we build a consistently successful top of funnel sales motion? We are a high velocity business, and we need to ace how we engage with prospects. You ll work closely with our rapidly growing Business Development team here.

• 2-5 years of enablement experience from a high-velocity, early-stage company — you ve built training and coaching infrastructure before.
• At least 1 Year in a Sales Role: a background as a BDR, AE, or similar quota-facing seller is expected.
• A track record of driving adoption, not just designing programs - you can point to specific examples of…