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Customer Success Manager

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customer revenue runs on Revin, making us the leading AI partner for enterprise operators. Our customers include Sears Home Services, Astara Capital, Del Air, Long Home Remodeling, ImproveIt Remodeling, and Sage Home, among others. About the Role We are hiring a Customer Success Manager to partner with Revin's largest and most complex enterprise accounts. This is a high-touch role centered on structured implementation, disciplined rollout execution, ongoing relationship management, and account expansion. You will work with multi-location home services businesses, including family-owned operators, regional platforms, and private equity-backed rollups. In most cases, the customer purchasing Revin is managing a substantial operational footprint across brands, call centers, geographies, and systems. Your responsibility is to guide those customers through a rigorous adoption process,
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Customer Success Manager (CSM) Location: New York City Compensation: Base: $110,000-130,000; Variable Comp: $40,000; OTE $150,000-170,000 Employment: Full-time, On-site Department: Customer Success About Revin Revin's mission is to bring superintelligence to the built world. Millions of operators across Home Services, Construction, and Remodeling have been underserved by prior generations of technology. We believe AI represents the most significant platform shift in a generation, and that the meaningful work lies in the thoughtful, context-aware application of that technology to real-world operations. Revin provides operators with an end-to-end system of intelligence to automate and scale revenue. Our modular product suite spans Scheduling, Appointment Management, Membership Management, Inside Sales, Revenue Capture, Marketing, and Funnel Optimization. Today, over $2.3B in customer revenue runs on Revin, making us the leading AI partner for enterprise operators. Our customers include Sears Home Services, Astara Capital, Del Air, Long Home Remodeling, ImproveIt Remodeling, and Sage Home, among others. About the Role We are hiring a Customer Success Manager to partner with Revin's largest and most complex enterprise accounts. This is a high-touch role centered on structured implementation, disciplined rollout execution, ongoing relationship management, and account expan [... source excerpt omitted ...] ate equity-backed rollups. In most cases, the customer purchasing Revin is managing a substantial operational footprint across brands, call centers, geographies, and systems. Your responsibility is to guide those customers through a rigorous adoption process, shape implementation plans that reflect their operational realities, and ensure they realize measurable value on a defined timeline. This role suits someone who is direct, methodical, highly personable, and energized by working closely with operators who build and run real-world businesses. The right candidate combines strong interpersonal instincts with disciplined execution and takes pride in running a tight process from kicko [... source excerpt omitted ...] nboarding and implementation planning, coordinating contract milestones, rollout waves, operational priorities, and cross-functional dependencies. • Run a call-heavy cadence with customers, driving product understanding, sharing best practices, and moving deployments forward against defined milestones. • Partner with customers to document workflows, business requirements, and edge cases, then translate that context into clear internal specifications for Revin's product and forward-deployed teams. • Work closely with forward-deployed engineers and technical teams to ensure customer needs are reflected in agent configuration, implementation plans, and product improvements. • Gu

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