Remote Senior Customer Success Manager
$130,000 - $170,000 a year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$130,000 - $170,000 a year
About the role
- Own a portfolio of top tier accounts, accountable for retention (GRR) and growth (NRR)
- Articulate business value clearly, connecting product usage to outcomes that matter to senior stakeholders
- Build and maintain forward-looking account strategies, identifying risks and expansion opportunities early
- Develop sufficient product knowledge to be credible with customers, leveraging internal resources for depth when needed
- Use AI-generated signals to prioritize high-impact work and operate effectively within evolving workflows
- Ability to travel approximately 20% of the time for customer meetings, team gatherings, and company events
- Executive Presence. Proven ability to command trust with senior stakeholders and lead high-stakes conversations with confidence
- Value-Oriented. Track record of connecting product usage to business outcomes, driving retention and expansion as a result
- Proven track record of owning a B2B SaaS portfolio — building account strategies, managing risk, and delivering retention and growth outcomes across a complex set of accounts
- Enjoys operating in an AI-enabled environment, adapting to evolving tools and processes
- Familiarity with ERP, time tracking, workforce management, or similar back-office software is a plus
- Demonstrated success driving customer expansion through upsell, cross-sell, or adoption-led growth motions$130,000 - $170,000 a year
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