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Director of Customer Success
Bikky
New York CityOn-site3mo ago
- Employment
- Full-time
- Seniority
- Lead
About the role
About Bikky
About the role
On any given week you might:
- Lead and support a team of Customer Success Managers responsible for onboarding, engagement, and retention across Bikky’s customer base
- Collaborate with the founders on customer initiatives, product feedback, and shaping the future of our platform
- Partner directly with strategic restaurant brands during QBRs or key moments in the relationship to ensure they’re getting meaningful value from Bikky
- Define the long-term vision for how Customer Success operates at Bikky as the company continues to scale
- Build scalable playbooks for onboarding, customer education, and lifecycle management
About you
The ideal candidate will have:
- 8+ years of experience in Customer Success, Account Management, or similar customer-facing roles within B2B SaaS, with 3+ years leading a team
- Experience working with data and helping customers translate analytics into business decisions
- Experience managing complex enterprise customer relationships
- Strong cross-functional instincts and experience partnering with Product, Sales, and Engineering teams
Why us
Perks and Benefits
- Generous equity compensation.
- Top tier (for stage) healthcare, including medical, vision, and dental with 100% employer coverage.
- Ability to participate in a 401k.
- Bikky offers a hybrid working environment. For candidates in New York City, we have an office where the team works 3-4 days per week.
- Flexible vacation policy.
Perks & benefits
- 401k
- Unlimited Vacation
- Equity Compensation
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