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Location: Remote, USA (PST time zone)
Duration: Long term
Employment Type: W2 Contract
Experience: 12+ Years
Job Description:
The Principal GTM Strategy Lead is responsible for establishing Go-To-Market (GTM) as a core discipline within client, focused on ensuring that legislatively mandated products are successfully adopted, operationalized and delivering measurable value across the behavioral health system.
This role provides dedicated leadership rolling out software in a policy-driven environment with the expertise, authority, and focus needed to define standards, frameworks, and discipline maturity for rollout, readiness, and adoption at statewide scale.
The Principal GTM Strategy Lead leads product enablement across the full release lifecycle, owning rollout strategy, user adoption, stakeholder readiness, product communications, and post-release value realization.
This role partners closely with Executive Leadership, Product Managers, Product Owners, Human Centered Design (HCD), Engineering, Project Management Support Team (PMST) Communications, Policy experts and Program partners, while maintaining clear ownership of readiness, transition, and adoption outcomes.
* Through structured execution, cross-functional coordination, and a focus on real-world use, this position ensures client products are not only launched, but effectively replace legacy processes, drive behavioral change, and improve efficiency, compliance, and transparency across counties, providers, and internal teams.
Qualifications
10+ years of experience in go-to-market, product enablement, organizational change management, or operational readiness, including at least 3 years in a leadership or function-building capacity.
Experience building or maturing a GTM, product enablement, or adoption-focused function, including defining operating models, playbooks, and standards.
Experience driving adoption and behavioral change across large, complex organizations with multiple stakeholder groups.
Demonstrated ability to lead cross-functional alignment, manage readiness activities, and support large-scale rollouts.
* Experience working in healthcare, behavioral health, or a related public-sector domain, with an understanding of regulatory, compliance, and operational complexities.
Skills:
Strategic GTM leadership with the ability to build and scale discipline from the ground up.
Strong rollout strategy and adoption planning capabilities for complex, multi-stakeholder environments.
Excellent communication skills with the ability to translate complex requirements into clear, actionable guidance.
Strong facilitation and stakeholder engagement skills across product, engineering, program, and communications teams.
* Ability to assess operational impact and drive behavior change across diverse user groups.
Technologies / Tools:
Agile tools (e.g., Jira, Jira Align, Confluence) for tracking, coordination, and documentation.
Collaboration platforms (e.g., Slack, Microsoft Teams, Confluence) for stakeholder engagement.
Communication and content tools for developing standardized rollout materials.
Readiness frameworks, checklists, and playbooks for structured rollout and adoption.
Skills Assessment Required
Build and lead a GTM function
Drive adoption and behavioral change at scale
Ensure successful transition from legacy processes to new systems
Deliver measurable value through product rollout and adoption
Responsibilities List
Rollout Strategy Leadership
Lead the development of structured rollout strategies that define how products and features are introduced across clients, counties, and providers.
Define rollout phases (pilot, expansion, standardization), success criteria, and execution plans aligned to program and policy timelines.
Ensure stakeholders receive consistent, well-timed communications including change narratives, readiness guidance, and release information.
Partner with PMST Communications for distribution through official channels while maintaining GTM ownership of message content and accuracy.
Product Adoption
Develop comprehensive adoption strategies that drive sustained use of client products across counties, providers, and internal stakeholders.
Design engagement approaches that transition users from legacy processes to standardized digital workflows.
Equip user groups with clear, reusable guidance that enables confident adoption and integration into daily operations.
Ensure new workflows are understood, trusted, and consistently used.
Value Realization
Define and track success metrics including adoption rates, workflow completion, time savings, reduction in manual processes, and improved data accuracy.
Ensure products deliver measurable improvements in administrative efficiency, compliance, and operational transparency.
* Report on outcomes and value delivered to executive leadership and program partners.
Product Readiness & Real-World Validation
Lead readiness efforts across teams by maintaining readiness frameworks, checklists, and release coordination activities.
Validate that delivered functionality aligns with real-world workflows and operational needs of counties, providers, and internal users.
Identify gaps, risks, and barriers to adoption, and escalate with clear recommendations.
Ensure all pre-launch activities are completed and aligned to successful rollout and adoption.
Migration from Legacy Processes
Define and execute transition strategies from legacy processes to new systems, including parallel operations, migration planning, and phased adoption.
Coordinate with program and policy teams to support standardization and reduction of outdated workflows.
* Ensure legacy processes are systematically reduced or eliminated as new products are adopted.
GTM Leadership & Discipline Development
Establish and operationalize GTM as an independent function with defined operating models, engagement points, and standards.
Build scalable frameworks, playbooks, and tools that support consistent rollout and adoption across a growing product portfolio.
Maintain structured collaboration with HCD, Product, Engineering, and program teams with clearly defined roles and responsibilities.
Drive GTM discipline maturity, team capability development, and tooling to support long-term scalability.
Policy & Program Alignment Feedback Loop
Translate policy, program requirements, and product capabilities into clear, actionable workflows for end users.
Surface insights from rollout and adoption to inform program and policy teams of operational challenges and opportunities for alignment.
* Ensure continuous feedback between execution and program intent to improve long-term outcomes.
About Next Gen Software Solutions LLC:
Next Gen Software Solutions is a trusted provider of IT Staffing and consulting services dedicated to empowering businesses with cutting-edge technology solutions and exceptional talent. We specialize in delivering tailored IT consulting services, innovative software solutions, and connecting businesses with highly skilled IT professionals. Founded and led by a dedicated U.S. Army solider, Next Gen Software Solutions is deeply rooted in the core values of integrity, discipline, commitment, and experience-principles that guide every aspect of our operations.
Equal Employment Opportunity Statement:
Next Gen Software Solutions LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace where all employees and applicants are treated respect and dignity. We do not discriminate based on race, colour, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, or gender identity), national origin, age, genetic information, veteran status, or any other legally protected characteristic under applicable federal, state, or local laws.
Role: Principal GTM Strategy Lead
Location: Remote, USA (PST time zone)
Duration: Long term
Employment Type: W2 Contract
Experience: 12+ Years
Job Description:
The Principal GTM Strategy Lead is responsible for establishing Go-To-Market (GTM) as a core discipline within client, focused on ensuring that legislatively mandated products are successfully adopted, operationalized and delivering measurable value across the behavioral health system.
This role provides dedicated leadership rolling out software in a policy-driven environment with the expertise, authority, and focus needed to define standards, frameworks, and discipline maturity for rollout, readiness, and adoption at statewide scale.
The Principal GTM Strategy Lead leads product enablement across the full release lifecycle, owning rollout strategy, user adoption, stakeholder readiness, product communications, and post-release value realization.
This role partners closely with Executive Leadership, Product Managers, Product Owners, Human Centered Design (HCD), Engineering, Project Management Support Team (PMST) Communications, Policy experts and Program partners, while maintaining clear ownership of readiness, transition, and adoption outcomes.
* Through structured execution, cross-functional coordination, and a focus on real-world use, this position ensures client products are not only launched, but effectively replace legacy processes, drive behavioral change, and improve efficiency, compliance, and transparency across counties, providers, and internal teams.
Qualifications
10+ years of experience in go-to-market, product enablement, organizational change management, or operational readiness, including at least 3 years in a leadership or function-building capacity.
Experience building or maturing a GTM, product enablement, or adoption-focused function, including defining operating models, playbooks, and standards.
Experience driving adoption and behavioral change across large, complex organizations with multiple stakeholder groups.
Demonstrated ability to lead cross-functional alignment, manage readiness activities, and support large-scale rollouts.
* Experience working in healthcare, behavioral health, or a related public-sector domain, with an understanding of regulatory, compliance, and operational complexities.
Skills:
Strategic GTM leadership with the ability to build and scale discipline from the ground up.
Strong rollout strategy and adoption planning capabilities for complex, multi-stakeholder environments.
Excellent communication skills with the ability to translate complex requirements into clear, actionable guidance.
Strong facilitation and stakeholder engagement skills across product, engineering, program, and communications teams.
* Ability to assess operational impact and drive behavior change across diverse user groups.
Technologies / Tools:
Agile tools (e.g., Jira, Jira Align, Confluence) for tracking, coordination, and documentation.
Collaboration platforms (e.g., Slack, Microsoft Teams, Confluence) for stakeholder engagement.
Communication and content tools for developing standardized rollout materials.
Readiness frameworks, checklists, and playbooks for structured rollout and adoption.
Skills Assessment Required
Build and lead a GTM function
Drive adoption and behavioral change at scale
Ensure successful transition from legacy processes to new systems
Deliver measurable value through product rollout and adoption
Responsibilities List
Rollout Strategy Leadership
Lead the development of structured rollout strategies that define how products and features are introduced across clients, counties, and providers.
Define rollout phases (pilot, expansion, standardization), success criteria, and execution plans aligned to program and policy timelines.
Ensure stakeholders receive consistent, well-timed communications including change narratives, readiness guidance, and release information.
Partner with PMST Communications for distribution through official channels while maintaining GTM ownership of message content and accuracy.
Product Adoption
Develop comprehensive adoption strategies that drive sustained use of client products across counties, providers, and internal stakeholders.
Design engagement approaches that transition users from legacy processes to standardized digital workflows.
Equip user groups with clear, reusable guidance that enables confident adoption and integration into daily operations.
Ensure new workflows are understood, trusted, and consistently used.
Value Realization
Define and track success metrics including adoption rates, workflow completion, time savings, reduction in manual processes, and improved data accuracy.
Ensure products deliver measurable improvements in administrative efficiency, compliance, and operational transparency.
* Report on outcomes and value delivered to executive leadership and program partners.
Product Readiness & Real-World Validation
Lead readiness efforts across teams by maintaining readiness frameworks, checklists, and release coordination activities.
Validate that delivered functionality aligns with real-world workflows and operational needs of counties, providers, and internal users.
Identify gaps, risks, and barriers to adoption, and escalate with clear recommendations.
Ensure all pre-launch activities are completed and aligned to successful rollout and adoption.
Migration from Legacy Processes
Define and execute transition strategies from legacy processes to new systems, including parallel operations, migration planning, and phased adoption.
Coordinate with program and policy teams to support standardization and reduction of outdated workflows.
* Ensure legacy processes are systematically reduced or eliminated as new products are adopted.
GTM Leadership & Discipline Development
Establish and operationalize GTM as an independent function with defined operating models, engagement points, and standards.
Build scalable frameworks, playbooks, and tools that support consistent rollout and adoption across a growing product portfolio.
Maintain structured collaboration with HCD, Product, Engineering, and program teams with clearly defined roles and responsibilities.
Drive GTM discipline maturity, team capability development, and tooling to support long-term scalability.
Policy & Program Alignment Feedback Loop
Translate policy, program requirements, and product capabilities into clear, actionable workflows for end users.
Surface insights from rollout and adoption to inform program and policy teams of operational challenges and opportunities for alignment.
* Ensure continuous feedback between execution and program intent to improve long-term outcomes.
About Next Gen Software Solutions LLC:
Next Gen Software Solutions is a trusted provider of IT Staffing and consulting services dedicated to empowering businesses with cutting-edge technology solutions and exceptional talent. We specialize in delivering tailored IT consulting services, innovative software solutions, and connecting businesses with highly skilled IT professionals. Founded and led by a dedicated U.S. Army solider, Next Gen Software Solutions is deeply rooted in the core values of integrity, discipline, commitment, and experience-principles that guide every aspect of our operations.
Equal Employment Opportunity Statement:
Next Gen Software Solutions LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace where all employees and applicants are treated respect and dignity. We do not discriminate based on race, colour, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, or gender identity), national origin, age, genetic information, veteran status, or any other legally protected characteristic under applicable federal, state, or local laws.
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GTM Strategy Lead roles typically file under SOC codes for Marketing Managers or Management Analysts. Use the OFLC Wage Search to find employers who have certified LCAs for those codes, which confirms active H-1B sponsorship history in strategy functions.
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Negotiate offer timing around the H-1B cap
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Does a GTM Strategy Lead role qualify as a specialty occupation for H-1B purposes?
Yes, GTM Strategy Lead positions qualify when the employer can demonstrate the role normally requires a bachelor's degree or higher in a specific field such as business, marketing, or strategy. Roles with cross-functional leadership responsibilities and defined analytical or planning functions typically satisfy USCIS's specialty occupation standard more clearly than generalist titles.
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Technology companies, SaaS platforms, enterprise software firms, and growth-stage startups regularly sponsor H-1B visas for GTM Strategy Leads. You can identify employers with active sponsorship history by searching Migrate Mate, which surfaces companies that have filed Labor Condition Applications for strategy and marketing leadership roles.
How does the H-1B lottery affect my timeline for a GTM Strategy Lead position?
Cap-subject H-1B petitions are filed in April and, if selected, authorize work starting October 1. If you're interviewing outside that window, your employer needs to be willing to wait for the next filing cycle or explore cap-exempt options. Aligning your job search to secure an offer by February or March gives both sides adequate preparation time.
What O*NET occupation code applies to GTM Strategy Lead for H-1B purposes?
GTM Strategy Lead roles typically map to Marketing Managers (O*NET code 11-2021.00) or Management Analysts (13-1111.00), depending on how the employer defines the position. The SOC code the employer selects determines the prevailing wage level that must appear on the LCA, so it's worth confirming which code they intend to use before the petition is filed.
Can I transfer my H-1B to a new GTM Strategy Lead role without losing my place in the queue?
Yes, H-1B portability under AC21 lets you transfer to a new employer in a same or similar occupational classification after your I-140 has been approved and your petition has been pending for 180 days. GTM Strategy Lead roles at a new company can qualify if the SOC code and job duties are substantially similar to your prior position.