Senior Director, GTM Revenue Operations

ChowNow is one of the leading players in off-premise restaurant technology. As takeout becomes a vital revenue stream for independent restaurants, our platform helps owners focus on what they do best—serving great food—by offering solutions across the entire digital dining experience. From building branded websites and mobile apps, to powering online orders, managing menus, consolidating delivery, and running targeted marketing, we give restaurants the tools to grow on their own terms.

We support thousands of restaurants across North America, helping process $1B+ in gross food sales while saving our partners over $700M in third-party commission fees. Through our white-label ordering solutions, a growing demand network (including Google, Yelp, Apple, and Snap), and a diner-friendly marketplace, we empower independent restaurants to own their customer relationships and avoid inflated pricing and fees charged by 3rd party delivery apps like Uber and Doordash.

Founded in 2012, we’ve navigated rapid growth and transformation—from startup roots through the pandemic boom—and are now beginning an exciting new era under our CEO, Kanika Soni. As we evolve with new leadership and cutting-edge tools, we’re deepening our commitment to helping local restaurants thrive in the digital economy.

The Senior Director, GTM Revenue Operations, is both the strategic and technical backbone of how ChowNow's Sales, Onboarding, and Customer Success teams operate day to day. This is not a reporting-and-dashboards role — it's an operator and systems-architect role. You'll need to understand the GTM motion deeply enough to sit in a rep's or post sales rep's shoes, spot exactly where a process is broken or a workflow is creating friction, and then personally architect the fix — not as an isolated patch, but as part of a coherent system that holds up as we scale.

This function exists because of where the business is today: years of incremental, band-aid fixes and one-off customizations have left us with real tech debt across Salesforce, HubSpot, PlanHat, and the tools connecting them. Small changes take too long, and they too often break something else in the process. We need someone who can see the whole board — not just the piece in front of them — untangle what's been glued together, and rebuild it so that future changes are fast, safe, and durable.

You'll lead three key functions: a Sales & CS Business Ops (who lives inside the sales and CS org, diagnosing friction and defining the fix), a Marketing & Partner Ops Manager (who owns the demand and partner tech stack end to end as our HubSpot admin), and a Biz Systems team who build and maintain our core systems. Your job is to make sure these three functions work as one connected system rather than three disconnected ones — translating GTM needs into technical requirements, and technical constraints back into GTM strategy, so nothing gets lost in either direction.

This role reports directly to the CEO and will own a team of 5-7 direct reports.

This is a remote role based in the United States. Please note: ChowNow is not eligible to employ in every state and the recruiting team will confirm location and eligibility before moving past initial stages.

You put restaurants first. You deeply understand the importance of local restaurants and put them at the center of everything you do. You aim to help them not only survive but thrive.

You celebrate diversity. You recognize that diversity and inclusivity matter. You’re committed to progress, which means everyone gets the support and resources they need, no matter who they are.  You have an ability to listen to other team members' ideas and can thrive in an environment that embraces individuality. Everyone’s voice counts.

You raise your hand. You consistently go above and beyond what is asked of you. You help your peers accomplish their tasks while also excelling at accomplishing your own. When you have a smart idea, you raise your hand and share it.

You keep reaching. You set clear ambitious goals. You don’t allow yourself to become complacent with where you’re at and what you’ve done, so you seek out new opportunities and challenges.