Customer Success Manager (CSM) Remote, United States

Analyst1; United States; Remote; USD 125,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading cybersecurity company is seeking a Customer Success Manager to enhance customer relationships and support. You will leverage your expertise to help customers effectively use our advanced threat intelligence platform and improve their security operations. Strong experience in the cyber industry is essential, alongside excellent communication and troubleshooting skills. Join our mission to empower clients in achieving their security goals.

Benefits

Flexible Time Off Policy

401(k)

Full benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision coverage

Remote-First Culture

Competitive salary + Bonus / Commission

Qualifications

• Experience with cyber intelligence, cyber automation, or cyber defense roles.
• Enterprise experience with larger high value accounts.
• Strong background in cyber analyst roles, such as CTI, SOC.

Responsibilities

• Work closely with customers to ensure effective use of the platform.
• Provide strategies for adoption and training of end users.
• Lead customer adoption and health evaluation events.

Skills

Cyber intelligence

Consultative skills

Troubleshooting

Communication skills

Education

BA/BS or equivalent

Job description

Analyst1 is an industry-leading cybersecurity solution provider that specializes in advanced threat intelligence. Automated data ingestion and investigations transform security operations through superior threat analysis that also analyzes the effectiveness of countermeasures in a single platform

About the role

As a Customer Success Manager (CSM), you will embed yourself with assigned customers to provide understanding, relationships, support, and solutions resulting in Analyst1 being an essential part of how customers execute their security mission. Additionally, you will be our company’s expert in our platform, advising & leading many operational user communities to achieve each group's unique goals

You will spend your days working closely with customers to ensure they are effectively using Analyst1 to proactively defend their environment, specifically adopting strategies and workflows to improve defensive capabilities and efficiencies.

What you’ll do

• Gain a complete understanding of Analyst1’s role in ideal and current customer operations.
• Work with customers to ensure they are leveraging the product and achieving success.
• Deriving and disseminating best practices that help drive customer adoption of Analyst1.
• Take responsibility for a customer’s adoption, renewal, and expansion of software’s use and licenses sold.
• Understand the daily workings of small to large cyber teams (and the organizational complexities of many teams using Analyst1 together).
• Provide strategies for adoption and training of end users to ensure retention.
• Develop support documentation, including training and user guides.
• Provide product feedback to product team based on customer experiences.
• Lead cadences, quarterly baseline reviews, and other customer facing adoption and health evaluation events.

What you’ll bring

• Experience with cyber intelligence, cyber automation, or cyber defense roles & industry.
• Enterprise experience with larger high value accounts vs high volume accounts.
• Strong technical background and ability to speak to engineers and end users as a former “person in the chair” in one or more cyber analyst rules, such as CTI, SOC, Threat Hu, VM, or others.
• Strong troubleshooting, presentation, and consultative skills.
• Comfortable speaking technically with analysts and strategically with senior executives.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills, including communicating directly with clients.
• BA/BS or equivalent combination of education and experience.

Bonus if you have

• Experience producing or using cyber threat intelligence.
• Experience working with ITSM/ticketing solutions.
• Experience supporting SOC operations.
• Experience working with and/or configuring SIEM/Log Manager tools (e.g. Splunk, ELK, Exabeam, Devo).
• Experience authoring signatures (aka rules/alerts) to aid in malicious activity detection (including but not limited to SNORT, YARA, SURICATA).
• Experience illustrating malicious activity trends based on triaged/vetted malicious network activity.
• Background as government civilian or contractor.
• Current or past DHS suitability or DoD clearance or are eligible for Security Clearance.

The US base salary range for this full-time position is $ 125 k - $ 150k + Commission (on target earnings based on customer ARR retained) .

Analyst1 salary ranges are determined by role and level. The range displayed on each job posting reflects the minimum and maximum target for new hire salaries for the position across all US locations and could be higher or lower based on a multitude of factors, including job-related skills, experience, location and relevant education or training.

This position does not provide sponsorship.

Why Analyst1 is a great place to work?

• We Do the Right Thing : We show up putting our Integrity Above All Else, having Accountability and having Courage in Our Decision Making.
• We are Results-Focused : We show up day-to-day being Results Driven, having Bias for Action, while maintaining the highest Excellence in Execu tion.
• We are Collaborative : We have a Team-first – No Islands, Open Communication, Partnership Driven mentality.
• We are Compassionate : We employ Empathy in Action, are Supportive A cross the Organization and maintain an Inclusive Culture.
• We are Growth Minded: We encourage C ontinuous Learning , E mbracing Innovation , and a priority to Invest in People.
• Competitive salary + Bonus / Commission
• Remote-First Culture
• Flexible Time Off Policy
• 401(k), Life Insurance, Pet Insurance, Pre-paid Legal Aid Options
• Full benefits package, including fully funded medical, dental, and vision coverage
• Week off from Christmas through New Year’s Day

Analyst1 is an equal opportunity employer, and we welcome everyone to our team. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status.

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