
Customer Success Manager
Canonical
Posted
last week
APAC
Remote
USD 5K
Mid Level
Full Time

Sema Summary
The Enterprise Customer Success Manager at Canonical focuses on reducing risk and churn while fostering customer loyalty. This role involves onboarding new clients and managing a diverse portfolio to ensure customer satisfaction and success.
About Company
Canonical is a pioneering tech firm specializing in open-source solutions, including the widely recognized Ubuntu operating system. With a remote-first culture, Canonical is dedicated to innovation and excellence within the global tech community.
Core Requirements
- Native Japanese speaker with excellent English skills
- Minimum 5 years of IT experience
- Background in Linux OS, data applications, cloud technologies
- Strong presentation and communication skills
- Experience in project management
Responsibilities
- Onboard and support new customers.
- Coordinate complex projects with various stakeholders.
- Collaborate with sales and engineering teams.
- Manage a customer portfolio and identify growth opportunities.
- Conduct regular customer review processes.
- Advocate for customers by influencing product roadmaps.
- Execute campaigns targeting multiple customers.
Benifits
- Paid paternity leave
- Maternity leave
- Annual holiday leave
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Personal learning and development budget
Must Have skills
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