Director, Revenue Enablement EMEA

About the role

Samsara's EMEA field is scaling fast — and the enablement function that supports it needs to scale with the same ambition. We're looking for a Director of Revenue Enablement to own the full enablement motion across our EMEA field: AEs, ADRs, and customer success. This is a leadership role with real scope — you'll build the regional roadmap, develop a high-performing team, and set the standard for how great enablement looks and feels at Samsara.

This isn't a role for someone who wants to run playbooks. We're looking for someone who thinks differently about how enablement gets delivered — who sees AI and automation not as a buzzword but as a genuine competitive lever, and who can bring the EMEA field on that journey with them. You'll sit at the intersection of sales, RevOps, and PMM, working closely with the EMEA senior leadership team to make sure the right things land with the right people at the right time.

Key responsibilities

• Own and drive a 6–12 month regional enablement roadmap, built in partnership with EMEA sales leaders and global programme teams
• Lead, develop, and grow a team of enablement professionals across the EMEA region
• Ensure global programmes land well locally — adapting, localising, and filling gaps where global content doesn't reach
• Build and deliver enablement across the full EMEA field: onboarding, ramp programmes, certifications, product training, sales methodology, leadership development, and sales activations
• Champion AI-first enablement — designing programmes that are interactive, in the flow of work, and genuinely more effective than traditional training
• Track what actually matters: behaviour change, not completion rates. Set targets, measure outcomes, and report results to leadership with transparency
• Build strong relationships with VP EMEA and his direct reports, Sales Ops, and PMM to ensure enablement is always connected to the business priorities that matter most

Minimum requirements

• 8+ years of revenue enablement experience, with at least five years in a leadership role
• Proven experience managing, hiring, and performance managing a diverse team
• Hands-on experience rolling out a sales methodology across EMEA — Command of the Message, MEDDIC/Force Management, or equivalent
• Multi-territory EMEA experience — you've worked beyond a single market and understand how the region varies
• Enterprise SaaS background
• Strong executive communication skills — you're comfortable presenting to and influencing senior leaders and field teams alike
• An AI-first mindset — you're already using these tools to build better enablement, and you have examples to show for it

The ideal candidate has

• Carried a bag at some point in their career — direct sales experience that gives them instant credibility with the field
• Enabled the full revenue motion: AEs, ADRs, and customer success, not just the sales team
• A track record of data-driven enablement — specific examples of how they've set targets, tracked behaviour change, and reported impact beyond vanity metrics
• A builder's instinct — someone who's prototyped enablement experiences using AI tools, not waited for a team to do it for them
• Sharp seller intuition — they know when content is too long, when language won't land, and when a hard behaviour change needs more than a training module to stick
• The ability to move fast without losing strategic clarity — adapting to changing market conditions and business priorities without dropping the ball on long-term goals