The Role As a Customer Success Manager at Genspark, you'll own the post-sales relationship end to end, making sure the customer sees real, measurable business outcomes from day one. This is a hands-on role: you'll lead deployments, build joint success plans, run EBRs, and be the person customers call when they need a trusted advisor who understands both their business and the platform. You'll report to the Head of Customer Success and work daily with Account Executives, Solutions Engineers, and Product — sitting at the intersection of revenue, adoption, and long-term customer health.
At a company growing from $0 to $250M+ ARR in 12 months with 6,000+ enterprise clients globally, this isn't a maintenance role. You have the opportunity to directly impact the company's playbook from the very beginning. What You'll Do Customer Deployment & Onboarding: - Serve as the primary post-sales point of contact from signed contract through go-live and beyond - Lead new customer deployments end to end — including hands-on guidance for SSO setup, connector configuration, and platform onboarding - Own clarity on expectations, timeline, and deliverables for all stakeholders throughout the implementation lifecycle - Develop and execute tailored onboarding plans; facilitate cross-functional collaboration across sales, solutions engineering, support, and product Customer Success & Expansion: - Build and execute joint success plans and EBRs that drive adoption, deepen engagement, and tie platform usage to measurable business outcomes - Monitor customer health, adoption metrics, and satisfaction signals — proactively identifying risks and driving resolution before they escalate - Partner with Account Executives on renewal and expansion conversations, bringing customer context and success data to the table - Guide customers on Genspark best practices, new features, and emerging use cases relevant to their business Internal Contribution: - Document and improve onboarding processes, playbooks, and best practices as the CS motion scales - Provide actionable product feedback from the field to influence roadmap and support quality - Contribute to internal initiatives that raise the bar on how we deliver customer value at scale What We're Looking For - 3–5 years of experience in customer success, implementation management, or technical account management for enterprise SaaS customers - Proven ability to manage complex, multi-stakeholder enterprise engagements from kickoff through renewal - Strong project management and organizational skills — you can run multiple deployments simultaneously without dropping threads - Excellent communication and executive presence — comfortable leading EBRs with C-suite and diving into the details with administrators the same week - Solutions-oriented and comfortable with ambiguity; you thrive in fast-moving environments where the playbook is still being written - Experience with SSO, identity providers (Entra ID, Okta, Google), and enterprise connector/integration workflows is a plus - Background in AI, productivity, or knowledge work SaaS is a plus - Native-level Korean and fluent English.
English fluency is a must; you will work daily with global leadership. About Genspark Genspark is one of the fastest-growing AI companies in the world — $0 to $250M+ ARR in 12 months with a team of ~70. We're building the AI execution layer for knowledge work, serving 6,000+ business clients globally across financial services, advertising, hospitality, technology, and consulting. Backed by Emergence Capital, Temasek, SBI, LG Technology Ventures, and others, with $645M raised in total and a valuation of $2.6B.
Forbes AI 50 (2026). Partnerships with Microsoft, OpenAI, Anthropic, and AWS. We're scaling our enterprise go-to-market from 7 AEs to 55+ across the US and Japan through 2026 and expanding into EMEA — which means a rapidly growing customer base, increasingly complex deployments, and a CS function that needs people who can grow with it. Location: Remote/ Hybrid (We have a Wework office in Tokyo)
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