Jobs at Scale Computing

Serve as the primary People partner for office and remote teams, coaching managers, handling employee relations, supporting performance cycles, recruiting technical roles, and integrating acquired employees. Own either HRIS and People Data or Talent Acquisition company-wide, while improving processes through AI and automation. Manage Paylocity, reporting, recruiting workflows, vendor relationships, and compliance across a growing, global workforce.

The Channel Account Executive recruits, onboards, and grows reseller, MSP, and distributor relationships within an assigned territory. Responsibilities include driving partner-sourced pipeline and revenue, delivering product training, supporting channel deals, creating joint business plans, coordinating demand generation, attending partner events, forecasting, and maintaining CRM activity. The role requires channel sales experience in IT infrastructure or related technologies, quota achievement, strong partner relationship skills, and 25–40% territory travel.

The Chief Marketing Officer will build and lead Scale Computing’s marketing function, owning brand strategy, demand generation, channel marketing, go-to-market planning, marketing operations, attribution, and revenue impact. The role requires developing partner programs, co-branded campaigns, and pipeline-generation engines across resellers, MSPs, VARs, and distributors. The CMO will partner with sales and executive leadership, manage marketing structure and budget, represent marketing at the board level, and scale teams and programs across a growing B2B technology portfolio.

Facilitate Kanban ceremonies, manage intake and triage, maintain Jira workflows and boards, track flow metrics, surface reactive work and blockers, coordinate cross-pod dependencies, and support customer delivery programs. Provide leadership with capacity views, flow reporting, and risk alerts while ensuring retrospective actions are completed. The role supports technical teams working on infrastructure, virtualization, networking, automation, and customer rollouts, with up to 25% domestic travel.