Enterprise, Customer Success Manager
RingCentralFull Time
Mid-level (3 to 4 years), Senior (5 to 8 years)
Seattle, Washington, United States
Candidates should have 5-7 years of experience in Customer Success serving enterprises or consulting for strategic-level clients, with strong experience managing large clients (over 10k+ employees). Experience delivering success for data products/solutions is highly preferred, as is a demonstrated track record in an early-stage company or highly ambiguous environment. Project and stakeholder management skills are essential for orchestrating large-scale rollouts and managing through enterprise political dynamics, along with the ability to prioritize complex and competing objectives.
The Strategic Customer Success Manager will quarterback relationships with significant and strategic customers to ensure data trust, leading the entire client journey from onboarding to value realization. This includes planning and executing enterprise rollouts, navigating stakeholders and executives, defining and sharing best practices, quantifying and articulating value, nurturing expansion opportunities, and collaborating across departments. Responsibilities also involve partnering with Account Executives on growth strategies and renewals, communicating business value to client executives, establishing customer goals and success metrics, prescribing best practices to grow adoption, identifying and developing relationships with client executives, monitoring account health, and projecting managing the customer journey.
Provides end-to-end data observability solutions
Monte Carlo Data helps businesses ensure the reliability of their data through end-to-end data observability, allowing real-time monitoring of data freshness, volume, schema, and quality. Their platform includes tools for incident detection and resolution, which assist analysts in addressing data quality issues efficiently. By integrating with communication tools like Slack and JIRA, it fits seamlessly into existing data management processes. The goal is to help businesses avoid the costs associated with bad data, making it suitable for data-dependent companies across various industries.