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Spoks is hiring a hands-on customer success specialist to guide hundreds of Shopify merchants from install to their first campaigns and automations, via chat, email and occasional calls.
You will own onboarding and ongoing support, monitor store health in our CRM, raise bugs with clear notes, and help scale the CS operation as we grow.
The role rewards clear writing, fast learning of new software, pattern recognition, and smart use of AI tools like Claude or ChatGPT to improve speed and accuracy.
You'll make sure merchants who choose Spoks get real results. Guide new stores to their first campaigns and automations, help them when they get stuck and notice early when someone isn't getting what they need. When their emails make money, they stay.
This is hands-on customer success. Instead of a small book of large accounts, you'll help hundreds of Shopify merchants through chat, email and the occasional call.
You won't start from a blank page. Fin already handles most chat and onboarding questions automatically, which leaves you free for the conversations that need a person and for building what comes next.
You'll build our customer success operation from the ground up: how we welcome new merchants, spot stores that need help, scale support with AI and measure whether customers get results. As we grow, you'll help hire and train support teammates. We're building toward 100,000 merchants with a lean team, and for the right person this role can grow into leading customer success at Spoks.
Experience with Intercom, Shopify, Klaviyo or email marketing is a big bonus. If you've built email campaigns for a brand, worked at an ecommerce agency or run your own online store, tell us about it.
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. Our office is in West Lake Hills, a short drive west of downtown Austin, with great parking.
Austin, Texas. Full-time. At least three office days per week.
$80,000–$95,000 USD annual base salary. Annual company performance bonus tied to net subscription ARR growth.