Senior Client Success Manager
Posted 2 days ago
onsite partnersChicago (IL)
Project Management SpecialistsOther Management Consulting Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Senior Client Success Manager OnSite Partners' mission is to empower each customer in achieving success through the design and delivery of collaborative, creative and comprehensive energy solutions. Job Summary: The Senior Client Success Manager leads client relationship management and supports coordination of client deliverables across the organization. This role requires understanding of energy management practices. Strong communication and project management skills are required. Key Responsibilities:Create and manage project plans (tasks, milestones, deliverables), track progress in tools/systems, and keep teams aligned. Own end-to-end client program delivery to scope, timelines, and OSP processes; monitor performance and quality, and escalate as needed. Partner with Sales, Marketing, Product, and Delivery teams to support onboarding and successful implementation. Apply technical understanding to validate deliverables and address customer questions.Serve as primary client contact; build trusted relationships and ensure client satisfaction. Run regular client check-ins to review status, outcomes, and deliverables; communicate progress clearly. Provide client enablement (resources, training, support) to maximize product/service value. Manage contracts to established processes; report satisfaction and program effectiveness to leadership. Use analytics, reports, and client feedback to identify trends, investigate issues, and drive improvements.Qualifications:Bachelor's degree in Energy, Sustainability, Business, Marketing, or related field. Experience in account management, strong client relationships, solutions oriented Proven project management and analytical skills Knowledge of electric/gas commodities, RTO/utility programs, renewables and sustainability offerings, behind-the-meter tech, energy data analytics, and vendor capabilities preferred
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