Top Customer Success Jobs in Minneapolis, MN

As a Marketing Communications Specialist, you will manage promotional activities through various channels, contribute to product launch strategies, coordinate events, oversee CRM performance, develop content, and enhance the customer experience through effective communication strategies.

The Virtual Field Representative is responsible for the commercialization of Vertex Pharmaceuticals therapies through telecommunication with healthcare providers. Responsibilities include providing clinical information, creating virtual interactions, developing provider relationships, and adhering to compliance guidelines.

The Customer Success Strategy and Operations Manager will develop customer lifecycle processes, oversee renewal reporting, drive data-driven decision-making through dashboards, and collaborate with teams to enhance operational efficiency while leading customer success initiatives.

As a Customer Service Representative, you'll support customers by resolving issues, managing scheduling requests, and maintaining records. Key responsibilities include answering inquiries via phone and email, working with inventory and database systems, collaborating with production teams, and enhancing customer relationships through effective communication.

The Workplace Experience Specialist II at Jamf enhances the employee experience by managing office operations, organizing events, and fostering relationships to promote workplace engagement and satisfaction.

The GIS Specialist will conduct GIS-related work including map creation, data management, and analysis. Responsibilities include being the technical GIS lead, ensuring GIS best practices, performing data analysis on raster and vector data, and coordinating GIS tasks with various software. The position demands strong organizational skills and attention to detail, along with the ability to work independently or lead small teams.

The Loss Control Specialist conducts assessments of current and prospective policyholders to analyze exposures and controls. Responsibilities include preparing reports for underwriting, delivering training, consulting with policyholders, and providing customized hazard control services. The role requires communication of findings and recommendations to improve coverage and prevent losses while developing relationships with accounts and agents.