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Technical Customer Success Manager, NA (remote)
Remote, US · Exec · Contract
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 225 days ago
PythonSQLSupply ChainLogisticsCustomer SuccessShopifyLeadershipCommunicationCollaborationProblem Solving
About the role
- This is not a temporary or project-based role-you are the long-term owner of the customer relationship, accountable for adoption, performance, and ongoing outcomes.
- This role sits within our Customer Success organization and blends strategic account leadership with hands-on technical problem solving.
Responsibilities
- Own enterprise customer accounts end-to-end - act as the single point of accountability for adoption, performance, and growth.
- Partner closely with customer product and engineering teams to design, deploy, and scale solutions on Nash's platform.
- Drive measurable outcomes across KPIs such as delivery performance, defect reduction, and cost efficiency.
Nice to have
- Experience in last-mile logistics, supply chain, or complex B2B SaaS systems.
- Experience in high-growth startups or enterprise retail environments.
- Familiarity with API docs, observability platforms, SQL, Python, or engineering workflows.
- Background in consultative roles involving both technical depth and commercial accountability.
- Nash is the platform that powers modern logistics.
- Commerce has inverted.
- Now products and services come to them, on their terms, in real time.
- That shift has turned every company into a logistics company, even though almost none of them were built to be one.
Compensation
- ✅ Competitive compensation and opportunity for equity
Company info
- Use your expertise to advise customers, guide integrations, and identify improvement opportunities.
- Lead account growth and retention by ensuring customers realize ongoing value and by surfacing new expansion opportunities.
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