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Senior Customer Success Manager

Remote USRemote · United States
Manager · FullTime · Customer Experience
POSTED 15 OCT
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26 days opentrue age
Posted 15 Oct
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$90k–120kposted
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Market p25–p75
$79k–$163k
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Job Mission

We're looking for a Senior Customer Success Manager to join our Customer Experience team. In this role, you'll be the strategic partner our customers rely on to drive real business outcomes — not just platform adoption. You'll own the full customer relationship, from implementation handoff through renewal and expansion, and serve as a trusted advisor to HR, Finance, and People leaders at organizations of all sizes.

We will measure your success through

Gross Revenue Retention (GRR)

Net Revenue Retention (NRR)

Overall customer health and successful outcomes

Renewal outcomes and forecasting accuracy

Following risk mitigation frameworks and playbooks

What You'll Own

Relationship & Retention

Your book of business will be a book of approximately 20-25 accounts mostly in mid-market segment with a few enterprise accounts.

Build and maintain strong relationships between ChartHop and executive buyers, senior decision-makers, and multiple stakeholders across each account — mapping champions, detractors, and key contacts to protect against turnover risk

Consistently facilitate strategic discussions involving leadership to mitigate risk and drive internal alignment and focus

Initiate renewal discussions and fully own renewal narrative, strategy and execution

Drive and facilitate fast, coordinated resolution of escalations — flagging risks early, delegating internally, and communicating clearly until resolution is achieved

Proactively identify and mitigate risk before it compounds by surfacing feedback across internal teams and actioning information

Value & Adoption

Define and track customer success metrics tied to each customer's business goals — not just platform usage

Ensure successful outcomes on key use cases and planning cycles; validate impact through retros (formal or informal)

Drive adoption of retention-critical features and identify opportunities to expand accounts through additional modules or deeper use of contracted modules

Serve as a product subject matter expert and workflow consultant — helping customers construct their desired workflows while owning final review to prevent data exposure risks or configuration gaps

Own the customer enablement strategy: onboard, train, and coach customers to operate ChartHop independently as admins and users, supported by enablement documentation

Strategic Oversight

Own the implementation-to-CSM handoff, absorbing full account context to ensure continuity

Be the structured voice of the customer internally — bringing product feedback, trends, and insights to Product and Engineering

Partner closely with Sales, Support, and Product to drive customer outcomes through clear, direct communication

Requirements

5+ years in Customer Success, SaaS consulting, or a related field

Proven track record of owning enterprise customer relationships, including renewals and commercial negotiations

Strong executive presence — comfortable managing relationships with C-suite and VP-level stakeholders

Experience with SaaS implementations, project management, and cross-functional collaboration

Ability to understand and consult on complex workflows across People, Finance, and Recruiting functions

Proficiency translating customer needs into product feedback and strategic recommendations

Experience at a high-growth startup (nice to have)

Application deadline: Monday October 26th

Although we list what we generally look for, we are very likely missing other attributes and skills that you have that could make you a great addition, but are not currently listed. Research has shown this especially applies to women and other marginalized groups, who tend to apply only if they check 100% of every box, while others apply when they meet roughly 60%. The point: it does not hurt to take a chance and apply. We are an inclusive employer and value diversity at our company.

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