Everbridge is hiring for a full-time remote role: Deal Management Specialist. Pay: $60k–75k / yr.
Who can apply: Candidates based in the United States.
Posted Nov 13, 2026 · still open as of Nov 13, 2026 · apply on Everbridge's own careers page.
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Everbridge: a fast-growing global provider of SaaS-based critical communications and enterprise safety solutions, is actively seeking a Deal Management Specialist to join our team. This is a remote / home-based position that can be based anywhere in Canada.
As a Deal Management Specialist, you will be a critical bridge between Sales, Finance, Legal, and other cross-functional teams, ensuring deals are structured to meet business objectives while delivering exceptional customer value. You will manage the entire deal lifecycle, from deal structuring and pricing to contract management and order processing, while ensuring compliance with company policies and revenue recognition principles. Your role will also include driving process improvements, analyzing deal performance, and supporting revenue processes.
Deal Support and Structuring:
Contract Review and Negotiation:
Order Processing/Contract Management:
Cross-Functional Collaboration:
Process Improvement and Optimization:
Work on Ad Hoc projects as requested by management.
Everbridge empowers enterprises and government organizations to anticipate, mitigate, respond to, and recover from critical events. In an unpredictable world, resilient organizations protect their people and operations, adapt under pressure, and return to productivity faster. Our Critical Event Management (CEM) technology combines intelligent automation with comprehensive risk intelligence to help organizations strengthen resilience, keep people safe, and maintain operations.
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