UK Public Sector Lead

Stripe · London · 1530 GTM Industries · listed August 13, 2026

The shape of it

Seniority
Senior
Where
Not stated
Requirements listed
5
Length
589 words

In the posting’s own words

The Public Sector team builds Stripe’s presence in markets where organizations deliver essential services to millions of people. In the UK, public sector organizations collect taxes and tuition, enable transit, distribute funds, support charitable giving, and modernize citizen services. The team helps these organizations improve how they collect, manage, and disburse funds.

What it asks for · 5

  • Experience working in or selling to the UK public sector, including government, public bodies, education, transport, utilities, charities and not-for-profit organizations, or other regulated institutions
  • Established senior relationships across the UK public sector, its partner ecosystem, and relevant procurement or policy communities
  • Experience delivering complex outcomes across multiple stakeholders and working through public sector procurement, contracting, compliance, risk, and implementation requirements
  • Experience leading senior cross-functional stakeholders across Legal, Compliance, Risk, Product, Sales, Partnerships, and Operations
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, strategic judgment, and experience working directly on market-building initiatives

Also a plus

  • Experience launching a product, organization, market, vertical, or strategic go-to-market motion
  • Experience in payments, financial services, enterprise software, digital transformation, or platform technology
  • Familiarity with UK public procurement frameworks and common contracting vehicles
  • Experience working with systems integrators, consulting firms, implementation partners, or public sector technology ecosystems
  • Experience turning customer and regulatory requirements into scalable products, processes, or commercial models

What the job covers

  • Define Stripe’s UK public sector strategy, including priority segments, customer problems, routes to market, commercial opportunities, and the capabilities needed to succeed
  • Build relationships across government, public bodies, procurement ecosystems, industry associations, systems integrators, and advisory partners
  • Work with senior customer decision-makers to understand their payment, revenue, digital service, and financial infrastructure needs, and develop solutions with Stripe teams
  • Guide strategic opportunities through public sector procurement, contracting, security, compliance, and stakeholder alignment requirements
  • Partner with Legal, Compliance, Risk, Go-to-Market, Alliances and Channels, Product, Engineering, Finance, and Operations to prepare Stripe to support public sector customers
  • Turn recurring market requirements into priorities for onboarding, risk, contracting, procurement, implementation, support, and product development
  • Build the positioning, account strategy, partner ecosystem, sales plays, internal processes, and success metrics that support growth in the UK and inform Stripe’s global public sector strategy

Tools and skills named

Go to market
  • Go-to-market3×
  • Partnerships
Security & compliance
  • Regulatory
  • Security
Ways of working
  • Cross-functional

Words the posting leans on

  • public sector15×
  • experience8×
  • organizations8×
  • requirements8×
  • build6×
  • procurement6×
  • customer5×
  • market5×
  • partner5×
  • product5×
  • services5×
  • contracting4×
  • ecosystem4×
  • government4×
  • support4×
  • commercial3×

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