Account Manager

Alex AI•San Francisco, CA

17d•$150,000 - $200,000•Onsite

About The Position

Every Alex account is run by a pair. A Forward-Deployed Engineer owns the technical deployment — the ATS integration, the workflows, the support queue. You own the relationship and the revenue. You're joining the AM team early, and your input will shape the function. This role is based in office in San Francisco. You'll carry a book of accounts: retaining and growing revenue, deepening the relationship, and finding the strategic expansion paths. Own NRR for your book — renewals end to end, plus the upsells and expansions that grow an account past its initial booking. Multi-thread the relationship — exec sponsors, champions, and the recruiters using Alex daily, so a single departure doesn't take the account with it. Drive adoption — onboard users, run trainings, and watch usage closely enough to spot which teams need a nudge before it surfaces in a renewal. Build the business case, inside and out — arm your champion to sell Alex to their own leadership, then turn those wins into case studies that help close the next deal. Lead QBRs with business stakeholders, using usage data and our roadmap to open expansion paths. Set success criteria at kickoff so renewals confirm next steps rather than force them. Work the pair with engineering — route technical asks to your FDE rather than absorbing them, and pass expansion signals back the other way.

Requirements

5+ years in Account Management, Customer Success with a revenue number, or an AE carrying a renewal and expansion book, at a SaaS company. You can name the target you carried and how you hit it.
You've owned renewals end to end — timeline, pricing, negotiation, close — and you're comfortable asking for money.
You've gotten a customer's team to change how they work, not just gotten a contract signed.
Credible with executives and with recruiters on the same day.
Technically fluent, not technically hands-on: you can hold a real conversation about an ATS integration and know when to bring in your FDE.
A data-driven storyteller: you act on usage metrics before a renewal is at risk, and turn a customer win into collateral that helps win the next one.
A commercially confident builder: you'd rather have the pricing conversation early than let it sit, and you’re excited to build playbooks for this function at you go.

Nice To Haves

experience at a high-growth startup.

Responsibilities

Own NRR for your book — renewals end to end, plus the upsells and expansions that grow an account past its initial booking.
Multi-thread the relationship — exec sponsors, champions, and the recruiters using Alex daily, so a single departure doesn't take the account with it.
Drive adoption — onboard users, run trainings, and watch usage closely enough to spot which teams need a nudge before it surfaces in a renewal.
Build the business case, inside and out — arm your champion to sell Alex to their own leadership, then turn those wins into case studies that help close the next deal.
Lead QBRs with business stakeholders, using usage data and our roadmap to open expansion paths. Set success criteria at kickoff so renewals confirm next steps rather than force them.
Work the pair with engineering — route technical asks to your FDE rather than absorbing them, and pass expansion signals back the other way.