Stripe

Financial infrastructure

CustomerSuccessManager

Longford, Ireland; Wiesbaden, Germany; Dallas, Texas, United States; Ireland; Illinois, United States
The Brief

“Customer Success Manager at Stripe. Skills: Customer Relationship Management, Account Management, Customer Success, Payments. Manage enterprise customers. Deliver proactive workshops”

What You'll Achieve.

user success; retention; expansion; renewal outcomes; growth of Stripe’s enterprise customers; performance; product adoption; usage velocity; account renewals; growth; referrals; customer satisfaction; book expansion

Industry & Context.

Financial infrastructure
Problems you'll solve

analytical skills; investigate issues; deliver insights

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

4+ years of experience in a client-facing role ideally in enterprise relationship management, partnering with large, global, and complex organizations, preferably working with a technical product, business sense and understanding of underlying drivers and strategy of our user’s businesses, Track record of leading technical conversations and persuading others to take action based on requirements and value provided by solutions, analytical skills, Excellent operating rigor including organizational and time management skills, executive presence and presentation skills, particularly for in-person meetings with multiple stakeholders, History of success as a consultant, pre-sales, technical account management, or equivalent, Proven track record of achieving targets and goals, preferably in a sales setting, Track record of managing large, complex projects and/or programs, Has handled difficult customers or situations and can demonstrate resolutions, Willingness to tackle things on your own, Ability to navigate data and people to find answers, A capability to work well with a wide range of people, both internally and externally, The motivation and flexibility to work well in a high-growth environment where things change quickly

Nice to Have

enterprise relationship management, working with a technical product, business sense and understanding of underlying drivers and strategy of our user’s businesses, Track record of leading technical conversations and persuading others to take action based on requirements and value provided by solutions, analytical skills, Excellent operating rigor including organizational and time management skills, executive presence and presentation skills, particularly for in-person meetings with multiple stakeholders, History of success as a consultant, pre-sales, technical account management, or equivalent, Proven track record of achieving targets and goals, preferably in a sales setting, Track record of managing large, complex projects and/or programs, Has handled difficult customers or situations and can demonstrate resolutions, Willingness to tackle things on your own, Ability to navigate data and people to find answers, A capability to work well with a wide range of people, both internally and externally, The motivation and flexibility to work well in a high-growth environment where things change quickly

What You'll Do.

Manage enterprise customers

Deliver proactive workshops

Provide business reviews

Offer payments insights

Share thought leadership

Manage customer renewals

Advocate for customers

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Work closely with sales; Collaborate with technical account managers; Engage with operations teams; Share customer feedback with Product Management; Share customer feedback with Engineering; Share customer feedback with Support; Share customer feedback with Marketing; Share customer feedback with Sales

Communication Scope

executive presence; presentation skills

Process & Methodology

managing large, complex projects, managing programs

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