Drimva

HP

Digital Services Manager

$193K–$284K

All Cities, California, United States of America · Manager · Full-time · Posted Oct 23, 2026

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About the job

Leads HP’s U.S. Partner Development Manager team and scales partner-led Digital Employee Experience (DEX) services, recurring revenue, and partner practices across the channel.

What you'll do

  • Lead, coach, and manage the PDM team, including forecasting, partner prioritization, pipeline reviews, and performance reporting.
  • Design and scale partner DEX practices, offers, delivery models, pricing, enablement, renewals, and expansion motions.
  • Grow channel digital services revenue by activating partners and aligning HP sales, product, services, finance, operations, and marketing teams.

What they ask for

  • Proven success leading channel, partner development, services, software, digital workplace, employee experience, endpoint management, or security-adjacent organizations in a complex technology environment.
  • Deep understanding of the Digital Employee Experience market, including endpoint analytics, experience scoring, sentiment insight, automation, remediation, ITSM integration, adoption services, and recurring revenue motions.
  • Experience building partner practices, scaling partner capability, launching new offers, and translating portfolio strategy into field execution.
  • Demonstrated ability to use data, market insight, and partner feedback to shape strategy, prioritize investments, and deliver measurable business outcomes.

Nice to have

  • Background in security, endpoint resilience, risk management, or security operations.
  • Experience with major DEX market players such as Nexthink, Lakeside, ControlUp, 1E, or similar platforms.

Pay

$192,550.00 - $284,000.00 USD annually (base salary)

Tools

HP Workforce Experience Platform, ITSM, Nexthink, Lakeside, ControlUp, 1E

AI focus

Enable partner offerings using AI-driven remediation as part of DEX capabilities.

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