Senior Customer Success Manager
Senior Customer Success Manager
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SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Take ownership of a portfolio of 12–15 accounts, including several large customers in active onboarding.
- Build relationships with executive sponsors and key day-to-day contacts.
- Lead the executive onboarding portion of implementations, ensuring stakeholders are aligned on goals and success measures.
- Support adoption of core product capabilities and begin spotting areas for future expansion.
- Within 6 months, you will:
- Successfully complete onboarding for your in-flight customers and transition them into post-implementation success management.
- Establish “3 wide, 3 deep” relationships across your accounts.
- Partner with internal teams (product, support, implementation) to solve customer challenges and influence roadmap priorities.
- Lead high-impact QBRs/EBRs (onsite & virtual) with executive stakeholders, supported by data-driven insights into customer performance and opportunities
- Progress 4–5 qualified expansion opportunities, together with our Account Executives
- Use customer data to surface actionable insights that drive adoption and executive alignment
- Within 9 months, you will:
- Be recognized by your customers as a trusted advisor who delivers measurable business value.
- Consistently drive deeper adoption across your portfolio.
- Work with the sales team to generate net-new opportunities through referrals
- Generate at least 8 expansion opportunities across your book of business.
- What You’ll Bring 5+ years of experience as Customer Success Manager or other customer-facing role in a fast-paced environment, preferably in SaaS and/or Fintech or consulting
- Willingness to travel up to 15 percent for QBRs, onboarding workshops, and executive meetings
- Proven success managing a book of 10-20 highly complex B2B accounts, six figures in ARR each, where success depends on navigating fragmented decision-making, not managing high-volume transactional relationships
- Executive presence and ability to guide senior stakeholders through onboarding and strategic reviews
- Comfortable holding a point of view with senior stakeholders and pushing back constructively when the evidence supports it; doesn't confuse keeping the peace with doing right by the customer
- Resilience and adaptability when working with fragmented or less mature customer organizations
- Bias to action and ownership mindset, able to move initiatives forward in ambiguous environments while respecting process
- Commercial acumen with experience identifying and driving expansion opportunities
- Advises customers rather than just serving them: gets to root cause before proposing solutions, backs recommendations with data, and isn't afraid to challenge a customer's assumptions when needed
- Strong collaboration skills with a track record of working cross-functionally, especially with product, to deliver customer outcomes
- Technical fluency and ability to translate product capabilities into business value
- Background in financial services or other regulated industries strongly preferred; open to adjacent industries with experience managing complex, evolving organizations
- Please note that this role may evolve as our business needs change, so we appreciate your flexibility and adaptability.
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