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Customer Success Enablement Manager
Posted bythe hiring team· about 9 hours ago
Posted bythe hiring team· about 9 hours ago
Customer Success Enablement Manager
USD 184,000 – USD 218,500
Above 72% in Engineering
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About this role
We’re building the next generation of enterprise software, starting with products that help talent leaders, recruiters, and managers unlock hiring excellence
Raised our Series D earlier this year, and we’re growing ARR >100% YoY
Have over 3,000 amazing customers including OpenAI, Ramp, Deliveroo, Notion and Reddit
Built multiple products to win both land-and-expand and material new business deals
Rapidly moving up-market with no signs of slowing down
The Customer Success Enablement Manager role with the hiring team offers USD 184,000–218,500 per year. Salary information is published as part of every JobRemotely listing so candidates can self-screen before applying.
Yes — the hiring team has marked this Customer Success Enablement Manager role as open to candidates based in United States. Eligibility requirements are surfaced in the JobPosting structured data on the listing.
The hiring team uses the JobRemotely structured hiring pipeline: candidates apply through the listing, complete a paid test task or screening, and only then proceed to interviews. This skips the resume black hole and respects everyone's time.
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