Customer Success Manager

Posted 2 days ago

aspiron searchJacksonville (FL)

Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel Computer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$140 K–$180 K

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About the role

Founding Customer Success Manager Remote | $140K–$180K OTE (70/30) + EquityWe're partnering with a fast growing cybersecurity company defending one of the most overlooked links in modern software. Their platform is already protecting thousands of engineering orgs from supply chain attacks — and their research team has uncovered threats significant enough to hit the industry's biggest security stages. The traction speaks for itself. 4x revenue growth in six months, almost entirely inbound, with zero customer churn to date. Now they need a founding CSM to turn that momentum into a real function. Why This Role Is Different There's no playbook here. No health scores, no QBR cadence, no renewal motion, just founders and one AE holding the post sale relationship together. You're not joining a CS org. You're building one. What You'll OwnEnd-to-end post-sale relationship across 60+ accounts Onboarding and implementation, built from scratch A health-scoring and risk framework to catch churn early Renewal and expansion motions, in lockstep with SalesQBR cadence and executive engagement rhythm The voice of the customer back into Product and Engineering

Who You Are:

CS experience at an early-stage or technical SaaS company (security background a strong plus)
Comfortable owning renewals, retention, or expansion revenue
Thrive with zero process — you'd rather build the system than inherit one
Technical enough to earn credibility with engineering and security teams
Can translate technical value into business outcomes for enterprise buyers
Compensation$140K–$180K OTE (70/30 split) + equity
If you want to build the CS playbook from zero. Apply now!

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