
Delivery Success Manager
- Sydney, NSW Melbourne, VIC
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Build relationships with Partner leadership and delivery teams to drive alignment on best practices, project deliverables and outcomes, and partner enablement plans.
- Review Partner delivery capabilities to ensure teams can deliver as designed and provide recommendations to improve capabilities or drive co-delivery with Okta Professional Services, if needed.
- Develop a deep understanding of a Partner's delivery team capabilities and goals to grow the practice.
- Develop a trusted advisor relationship with Partner delivery teams to drive partner enablement and certifications
- Drive Service Delivery Specializations and partner adoption within assigned region
- Support the onboarding and offboarding of delivery partners.
- Serve as the voice of the partner and collect feedback to drive continuous improvement on how our teams work together
- Provide technical guidance and ensure Partner deployments meet Okta and industry best practices and compliance standards.
- Work closely with internal Okta teams (professional services, product marketing, support, engineering, alliances, and sales) to achieve business outcomes with delivery partners and customers.
- Develop joint customer success stories with strategic partners and/or Okta Professional Services.
- Develop quarterly reports which will be used for QBRs
- Work with the alliance team to properly position delivery assurance and other methods to assist partner-led implementations.
- Preventing red accounts for customer implementations led by partner
- Partner with internal Okta stakeholders, regional and global Partner Success teams for alignment with Okta's Partner business strategy
- Partner with professional services Sales team to position and craft solutions to meet our customer needs and accelerate their time-to-value
- 5+ years in professional services, partner delivery, or consulting, with experience deploying identity solutions (Okta preferred).
- Knowledge of identity security, authentication protocols, directory services, and security/compliance best practices.
- Strong understanding of Partner/Channel business practices
- Experience in creating and validating technical specifications while ensuring security standards and compliance are met.
- Experience in leading design review workshops to validate and steer solutions.
- Expertise in identity security (e.g., Active Directory, LDAP, SAML, SSO) and API security (REST, OAuth, JSON).
- Familiar with several programming languages (e.g., .NET, JavaScript, Python, Java).
- Familiar with open-source tools and development practices.
- Familiar with load balancers, reverse proxies, and Web Access Management tech (e.g., F5, Oracle, NGINX).
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