Customer Success Manager

MongoDB MongoDB · Enterprise · Munich, Germany · Customer Success EMEA

This role is a Customer Success Manager at MongoDB, focusing on helping enterprise clients maximize their value from MongoDB's database platform, which is used to build AI-powered applications. The role involves advising customers on best practices, managing their accounts, driving retention and revenue, and collaborating internally to improve the product. While the company and its clients are heavily involved in AI, this specific role is customer-facing and does not involve building or shipping AI models.

What you'd actually do

  1. Proactively identify risks and ensure deployment health by advising on best practices and operational strategies.
  2. Own elements of the account plan that drive customer maturity and lifetime value, retention, and revenue realization.
  3. Amplify the voice of the customer within MongoDB, leveraging customer insights to inform MongoDB’s product roadmap and coordinate across Sales, Product, Services, Support, and Training teams to drive customer health, satisfaction, and value realization.
  4. Leverage AI-driven tools to streamline daily workflows, improve productivity, and optimize customer success outcomes.
  5. Track and report progress against key business outcomes, forecast revenue retention and realization to senior leadership for business predictability, and identify new opportunities to expand customer impact, collaborating with presales teams to support growth.

Skills

Required

  • Technical Customer Success
  • Solutions Architecture/Engineering
  • Professional Services/Implementation
  • Technical Account Management
  • Customer health
  • Revenue realization
  • Enterprise/High Tech customers
  • Communication
  • Computer Science
  • STEM

Nice to have

  • consumption-based product
  • deeply technical product

What the JD emphasized

  • 5 to 7+ years in a technical customer-facing role
  • 3+ years experience being accountable for customer health and revenue realization for a defined book of business