Human Centered Change Senior Manager- Public Sector
Salesforce · Remote (Remote US)
New this week Posted 2 Nov 2026; checked 7 Nov 2026.
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About the role
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About Salesforce
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The Experience
As part of the Experience Services Competency in Salesforce Professional Services, the team is seeking a Human-Centered Change Senior Manager. The Human-Centered Change Senior Manager is responsible for ensuring overall delivery excellence and quality across Salesforce Professional Services customers.
They have strong Public Sector consulting experience and a deep understanding of Human-Centered Change services deliverables. They strive to better understand and improve processes to help our Experience Services team thrive.
The Human-Centered Change Senior Manager also partners with other roles on customer engagements to ensure customer and Salesforce Professional Services success.
What You'll Actually Be Doing
Strategic Advisory: Serve as a trusted advisor to our customers, advising on change management best practices while recommending potential areas for improvement.
Organizational Analysis: Conduct change impact, readiness, and barrier analyses to understand a customer's capacity for leading transformational change. Identify key strategies for laying the foundation for transformation success. Conduct stakeholder interviews and process reviews.
Change Strategy: Develop and execute holistic change strategies for complex transformation initiatives. Partner with customers to define key performance indicators and program success metrics. Scale human-centered change practices and new ways of working.
Change Execution: Lead change management activities, including needs analysis, change readiness assessment, communication planning, training planning and delivery, and the creation of related work products to support plans. Leverage AI tools in creation and execution of plans.
Stakeholder Alignment: Drive stakeholder alignment, engagement, and buy-in across functions. Facilitate cross-functional partnerships to craft and implement new ways of working across functions.
Leadership Coaching: Coach senior leaders, managers, and supervisors on Human-Centered Change best practices and articulate the value of change strategies.
Methodology Integration: Integrate human-centered service design, behavior change science methodologies, and Design Thinking methodology and outcomes into the Human-Centered Change roadmap. Demonstrate repeatable change methodologies for customer self-sustainment.
Operational Excellence: Collaborate closely with program management teams to integrate change strategies into program delivery. Identify and proactively manage risk areas and commit to seeing an issue through to complete resolution.
Team Leadership: Positively impact customer renewals and extensions (when applicable). When applicable to a project assignment on a customer engagement, lead other Human-Centered Change team members to drive results, and serve as a point of escalation for team members.
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