Top Entry Level Customer Success Jobs

As a Client Service Representative, you will provide exceptional customer service by handling inbound/outbound calls, responding to inquiries, managing customer portfolios, and suggesting process improvements. You will work collaboratively with clients and teams to ensure their needs are met efficiently and effectively.

The Community Investment Specialist will lead volunteer recruitment and event planning, enhance the firm’s community investment program, cultivate a culture of giving, maintain communications with stakeholders, manage partner relationships, and ensure accurate data management for philanthropic activities.

The Customer Technical Solutions Specialist will provide on-site installation, configuration, support, and training for Geospatial eXploitation Products, troubleshoot customer issues, and assist with training material development. Key responsibilities include engaging with customers, implementing software solutions, and enhancing documentation and support processes while working with cloud-based technologies and microservices architecture.

As a Customer Success Associate, you'll be responsible for client retention, satisfaction, and expansion, ensuring customers receive value from the BigTime solution. You'll develop client relationships via various communication channels, identify opportunities for product adoption, and share marketing best practices while managing customer technical issues.

As a Client Director, you will be responsible for leading client relationships, driving satisfaction and retention, and ensuring successful implementation of Nexthink's solutions. You will work closely with IT teams to enhance the digital employee experience, leveraging real-time analytics and automation to improve productivity and efficiency.

As a Digital Customer Success Manager at Canva, you will enhance customer relationships by ensuring users derive value from products, managing renewals, and utilizing data to identify risks of churn. You'll implement scalable processes and engage with a portfolio of accounts to improve retention rates.

The Retention Specialist is responsible for saving and retaining customers wishing to disconnect or downgrade their services. This role involves utilizing sales skills to meet retention targets, educating customers on product benefits, and addressing inquiries through billing systems. The position requires strong communication skills and an ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment.