Randy Satterfield is a seasoned professional with over 15 years of experience in global product management, currently serving as the Director of Product Management for API & Integrations at Sovos. In this pivotal role, Randy leverages his extensive background in SaaS development and tax technology...
Randy Satterfield is a seasoned professional with over 15 years of experience in global product management, currently serving as the Director of Product Management for API & Integrations at Sovos. In this pivotal role, Randy leverages his extensive background in SaaS development and tax technology to drive the creation and management of connectors and adaptors that facilitate seamless integration between Sovos’ indirect tax solutions and a diverse ecosystem of external systems. His expertise in Agile methodologies and product lifecycle management enables him to effectively navigate the complexities of product development, ensuring that solutions not only meet market demands but also enhance business process improvement for clients.
Over the past eight years, Randy has honed his skills in tax technology, gaining invaluable insights from direct interactions with customers and partners. This deep understanding informs his strategic approach to designing and implementing compliance solutions for tax determination and reporting. By collaborating closely with Sovos’ sales and alliances organizations, he ensures that the products developed are not only innovative but also aligned with the specific needs of the market, ultimately empowering businesses to navigate the intricacies of tax compliance with confidence.
Randy's passion for early-stage companies and his commitment to product vision are evident in his work, where he continuously seeks to improve processes and drive value for clients in the FinTech space. His ability to connect platforms and create robust enablement tools, such as SDKs, positions Sovos as a leader in the tax technology landscape, making compliance simpler and more efficient for organizations worldwide.
