Enterprise Customer Success Manager
Enterprise Customer Success Manager
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$60
About the role
- Shape how every career evolves in the AI economy, at global scale, with impact your friends, family and peers can see and feel
- Partner hand-in-hand with world-class AI labs, Fortune 500 partners and the world’s top educational institutions
- Work together with engineers, scientists, operators, and more from Palantir, Meta, Scale AI, and former YC founders
- Build a massive, fast-growing business with billions in revenue About the Role
- This role is remote-friendly, but candidates within commuting distance of our SF or NYC office are expected to be onsite 3 days a week. Must be willing to travel as needed for customer engagements. Desired Capabilities
- Has a minimum of 4-6 years of experience in Customer Success, Strategic Consulting, or Account Management within a high growth B2B SaaS, AI, or tech company
- Develop relationships with senior stakeholders of our customers and deeply understand each customerʼs business goals, objectives and needs
- Provide expert consultation and training to employer partners on early talent, Handshake best practices and workflows
- Establish strong relationships with external stakeholders and translate business needs into Handshake solutions
- Leverage data to inform decision-making and refine early talent recruiting ROI strategies
- Has a high level of comfort facilitating meetings and delivering product training(s) with external customers
- Has a high degree of collaborative spirit
- Has a high degree of technical aptitude
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