Top Entry Level Customer Success Jobs in Washington DC,

The Associate Consultant collaborates within a team to conduct research, prepare, and deliver client deliverables. They are responsible for managing tasks independently while contributing to team efforts, learning consulting methods, supporting business development, and maintaining professionalism to foster client relationships.

The PSC Recruitment Specialist will identify and place candidates for various roles by sourcing, screening, and conducting interviews. The role involves maintaining client relations, facilitating placement processes, conducting market research, and ensuring compliance with recruitment regulations.

Walnut is seeking individuals interested in improving financial access to healthcare. The role may involve contributions to a fintech platform that assists patients in managing medical bills via small monthly payments, with a focus on increasing affordability and revenue for healthcare providers.

The Customer Success Manager at BuildOps will engage with customers to ensure they receive maximum value from the software. Responsibilities include developing success plans, monitoring customer satisfaction metrics, collaborating on support issues, and advocating for customer needs within the product team. The role requires travel to customer sites and aims for enhanced product adoption and retention.

BigID is inviting potential candidates to express their interest in the company and describe how they would fit into the team. The focus is on innovation and technology in data security, compliance, privacy, and AI management.

Ritual is seeking talented individuals who are interested in joining their team focused on building AI infrastructure. They encourage anyone interested to reach out even if a specific role isn’t listed. The team consists of engineers, researchers, and operators working on innovative solutions in AI and crypto.

The White Glove Specialist role involves assisting customers with identity theft events by providing support and guidance, contacting creditors, placing fraud alerts, and handling member service calls when needed. The role requires strong communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and familiarity with identity security regulations.