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Senior Director, Enterprise Applications

AxonScottsdale, AZFull-time$201,420 — $322,272 USD

This role owns the long-term direction and performance of Axon’s Salesforce ecosystem, including CRM, CPQ, billing, service, experience, and related enterprise integrations. The leader will drive a company-wide Quote-to-Cash transformation and identify practical uses of AI to improve productivity for sales, service, and operations teams. Responsibilities include developing the organization, establishing architecture and security standards, improving delivery practices, managing budgets and vendor relationships, and defining success metrics. The position works closely with executive stakeholders and Salesforce representatives to align technology investments with business growth. It suits an experienced enterprise technology executive who has scaled Salesforce in a complex B2B environment and can combine deep technical judgment with strong organizational and executive leadership.

Requirements

12+ years enterprise technology experience with 5+ years leading Salesforce platform teams at Director level or aboveProven track record scaling Salesforce in high-growth B2B environments with CPQ and Billing implementationsExperience leading end-to-end Quote-to-Cash transformations from opportunity through revenue recognitionDeep technical fluency in Salesforce architecture and AI applications (Agentforce, Einstein) with ability to direct senior architectsDemonstrated success building and managing teams of architects, developers, and admins while partnering with C-suite executivesTrack record managing multi-million-dollar platform budgets, vendor negotiations, and modern enterprise architecture decisions
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Scottsdale-headquartered public-safety technology company building AI-enabled hardware and software used by agencies worldwide.

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