Customer Success Manager - Strategic Support
Supports strategic enterprise customers post-sale by managing account health, driving product adoption, coordinating cross-functional programs, and improving retention and expansion. Requires 3–5 years of enterprise SaaS customer success experience, technical fluency with APIs and integrations, and strong executive communication skills.
About the job
Responsibilities
- Support post-sales activity for strategic enterprise customers through product-informed touchpoints, prioritization, project management, and relationship building.
- Partner with Strategic Account Managers to manage account health, drive product adoption, deliver executive business reviews, and maximize retention and expansion.
- Collaborate cross-functionally to mitigate churn and identify expansion opportunities.
- Develop customer knowledge and support discussions about direct mail results, innovation, experimentation, and ROI.
- Create and execute playbooks and end-to-end programs that deepen engagement, encourage iterative testing, and drive adoption, retention, or expansion.
- Gather customer feedback and partner with Product, Engineering, Fulfillment, Revenue, and Finance teams to improve the customer experience.
- Bridge technical teams and business stakeholders, including Marketing, Operations, and executive leaders.
- Iterate customer engagement programs, improve processes, and represent the voice of the customer.
Requirements
- 3–5 years of enterprise SaaS customer success experience.
- Ability to discuss API workflows, integrations, and technical platform data.
- Experience communicating with, presenting to, and influencing executive and C-level stakeholders.
- Experience implementing programmatic solutions and automation.
- Strong prioritization, problem-solving, numeracy, listening, negotiation, presentation, verbal, and written communication skills.
- Data-driven approach to customer engagement and retention.
- Familiarity with Salesforce.
- Demonstrated achievement of personal and team goals.
Nice-to-haves
- Direct mail experience.
- Lifecycle marketing or marketing automation software experience.
- Experience driving engagement and product adoption through scaled programs.
Compensation
- Annual base salary: $80,000–$87,500.
- Variable compensation: $10,000–$15,000.
- Equity and benefits are also included.
Skills
SaaS, Customer Success, Api Workflows, Integrations, Project Management, Lifecycle Marketing, Marketing Automation, Programmatic Solutions, Automation, Salesforce, Data Analysis, Product Adoption
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