Product Specialist, Netsuite
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- $75k–$175k
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- $123k–$149kn=7
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Tabs is the AI Operating System for Revenue, built for modern finance and accounting teams. It combines deep revenue and accounting expertise with the agents and applications needed to run revenue work end to end. Tabs understands customer and contract context, applies accounting logic, and executes critical workflows with built in controls, auditability, and human oversight. With Tabs, finance teams can move from manually managing revenue workflows to directing outcomes while the system executes the work.
About the Company
Tabs is the leading AI-native revenue platform for modern finance and accounting teams. Tabs agents automates the entire contract-to-cash lifecycle, including billing, collections, revenue recognition, and reporting, to help teams eliminate manual work and accelerate cash flow.
High-growth companies like Cursor and Statsig rely on Tabs to generate invoices directly from contracts, reconcile payments in real time, and automate ASC 606 compliance.
Founded in 2023, Tabs has raised over $91 million from Lightspeed Venture Partners, General Catalyst, and Primary. The team is headquartered in New York and brings deep expertise in finance and AI.
About the Role
Tabs is hiring a Product Specialist, Netsuite, to be the resident NetSuite expert inside our Product org. You'll sit at the intersection of Product, Engineering, and the customer-facing teams selling and implementing Tabs, turning deep, hands-on NetSuite expertise into playbooks, technical judgment calls, and roadmap input that scale far beyond what any one person could deliver deal by deal.
This is a 0-to-1 seat. Today, NetSuite scoping and troubleshooting knowledge lives in a few people's heads, and every complex configuration question gets routed to whoever last solved something similar. You'll fix that: building the scoping playbooks, training, and internal tooling that let Solutions and Implementation handle NetSuite work independently, while you focus your own hands-on time on the hardest cases and on shaping what Tabs' NetSuite integration should support next.
If you enjoy going deep on a single system, turning tribal knowledge into scalable process, and taking a step into the Product ecosystem, this role is for you.
How We Work
We work hard. Short sprints, weekly ship goals, and rapid feedback cycles. Built around intra-month product releases.
We work smart. Get in front of the customer, use both data and customer feedback to drive decisions, while keeping the bigger picture in the back of our minds.
We work together. In-office culture with people you want to work with. Lots of whiteboard space. Expense coffee, lunch, and dinner when in the office.
What You'll Work On
Build the scoping and enablement layer
Build and own the scoping and implementation playbooks that let Solutions Consultants and Implementation Managers independently assess NetSuite configuration complexity and integration feasibility
Run recurring training and office-hours sessions with GTM and Implementation to keep playbooks current and raise the org's baseline NetSuite fluency
Own discovery and continuous improvement of Tabs' internal implementation tooling: identify where manual NetSuite scoping work should become reusable tooling, and define what gets built
Be the technical authority when it counts
Serve as the internal escalation point for the hardest NetSuite configurations: multi-subsidiary, multi-book, non-standard revenue recognition, and beyond
Get hands-on when needed: prototype a SuiteScript or RESTlet fix, or a configuration change, to prove feasibility, and diagnose integration failures at the API/script level rather than just describing the symptom
Build and maintain a NetSuite sandbox environment that simulates real customer complexity (multi-subsidiary, ARM, custom scripts) so the team can validate integration behavior before it reaches customers
Shape the roadmap
Partner with the Integration PM and Engineering to turn patterns in customer requests into product decisions: what Tabs should support natively vs. what's a customer-side configuration change