Safari AI
Head of Client Success (East Cost candidates only)
Miami, FL or Remote
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 126 days ago
Data EngineeringComputer VisionLeadershipCommunication
About the role
- Up to now, Client Success and upselling existing clients has been performed by the CEO and others on the Go To Market team.
- Now that we have over a dozen enterprise clients and growing fast, Safari AI needs a dedicated leader to help these existing clients succeed and take full advantage of the platform.
- This first CS leader should be located on the east coast (for client travel reasons) and will report to and work directly with the CEO.
Responsibilities
- You're excited to build a product and invent a market that hasn't existed before.
Requirements
- Mandatory #1: Track record of making enterprise clients insanely happy by being the main point of contact in relationships
- Mandatory #2: You can point to specific value created and show how you calculated ROI for clients
Nice to have
- Experience building and managing a team a plus, but not required
Skills
- We expect you to be currently be using and utilize as many relevant AI tools available to leverage your time and 'multiply yourself'
- Fast technical learner: eager to learn about new technologies and how they can be applied to legacy industries
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Compensation
- Competitive salary and meaningful equity for founding team leaders
Company info
- Large chasm between customer knowledge and market availability, i.e. customers don't know what is available in the market...yet.
- Very modular, allowing Safari AI and its customers to invent whole new use cases on a regular basis
- Safari AI is founded by Ali Vahabzadeh, who has a meaningful exit under his belt and has managed large, high-performing Go To Market and Engineering teams.
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