Managing pricing and rebates shouldn’t be a hassle. Enable’s intelligent platform is built for the speed of today’s market, eliminating disconnects between pricing strategy and rebate execution. We help companies to increase profitability and simplify the complex with accurate, AI-powered insights, real-time performance monitoring, agreement optimization, and simplified rebate management.
After securing $291M in Series A-D funding and acquiring Flintfox in 2025, Enable is positioned for continued, significant growth. Since the launch of our flagship product in 2016, we have been rapidly scaling our client base, product offerings, and built a team of top-tier professionals committed to reshaping the industry.
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About Enable Edge
Enable Edge is the AI-native rebate optimization and pricing intelligence platform built for manufacturers, distributors, and retailers. At its core is a machine learning and generative AI engine; but Edge is a full product: backend infrastructure, customer-facing interfaces, design systems, and product logic all working together to deliver decisions that would otherwise take weeks of manual analysis.
We move fast. The problems are hard. The stakes are real. And we're looking for someone to own the operational heartbeat of the entire program.
The Role
This is not a coordinator role. This is not a support function. This is the person who makes the entire Edge program run.
As Senior Technical Program Manager, you will own end-to-end delivery across every discipline that touches Edge: AI/ML engineering, backend, frontend, design, data, DevOps, and product. The AI team sits at the center of what Edge is building, but this role spans the full program. You're the connective tissue between every team, and you're accountable for the whole picture moving forward; not just your slice of it.
You'll work directly with the Edge lead and senior leadership. You'll be expected to bring your own point of view, ask hard questions, and drive the program — not just observe it.