Lone Wolf Technologies
via Lever
Customer Success Manager
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What we know
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How old is it?
Posted 46d ago
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Is it remote?
United States (Remote)
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Who may apply?
United States
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Pay not stated
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The listing
As a Customer Success Manager at Lone Wolf, you will own the ongoing success of a portfolio of customers and help them achieve meaningful business outcomes through our solutions. You will serve as a trusted advisor, customer advocate, and internal orchestrator across the post-sale journey. Your role is to understand what success means for each customer, translate those goals into a clear plan, drive adoption and value realization, identify risk early, and coordinate the right resources to keep the customer moving forward. This is not simply a relationship-management or issue-escalation role. Our Customer Success Managers are expected to take accountability for the customer experience, lead with insight, maintain strong operational discipline, and ensure customers and internal teams have a clear understanding of goals, progress, risks, and next steps.
What You’ll Do:
- Own Customer Outcomes: Develop a deep understanding of each customer’s business, priorities, workflows, stakeholders, and desired outcomes. Translate those objectives into clear success criteria, milestones, and an actionable customer Success Plan.
- Drive Adoption and Value: Use product knowledge, customer conversations, usage data, and business context to identify adoption gaps and opportunities. Guide customers toward the workflows and behaviors that will help them realize greater value from Lone Wolf solutions.
- Lead Proactive Engagement: Conduct regular, proactive virtual meetings (1:1 or group) based on customer needs, segment, risk, and opportunity. Lead purposeful conversations to share updates & insights, provide best practices, address obstacles, and ensure clients are deriving ongoing value from their investment.
- Manage Customer Health and Risk: Continuously assess customer health indicators and usage data to proactively identify potential risks early, diagnose root causes, and lead documented recovery plans with clear actions, owners, timelines, and communication.
- Orchestrate the Customer Experience: Coordinate effectively across Support, implementation, Product, Sales, and other teams to deliver a connected customer experience. While you may not personally perform every action, you will maintain ownership of customer communication, internal alignment, and follow-through.
- Build Renewal Readiness: Ensure customers are positioned for renewal by helping them achieve measurable value, maintaining strong stakeholder alignment, and surfacing risks well before the renewal date. Partner closely with Sales or the appropriate commercial owner to provide an accurate, evidence-based view of account health, outcomes, and renewal risk.
- Contribute to Team Excellence: Share knowledge, contribute ideas, strengthen playbooks and best practices, and help build a culture of accountability, learning, collaboration, and continuous improvement.