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Dockwa is seeking an Implementation Specialist to bridge Sales and Success for marina customers. You will guide onboarding, data migration, system integration, and training to ensure go-live readiness and long-term value.
Reporting to Customer Success, you’ll collaborate with Product, Sales, and Marina Success Managers to tailor configurations, manage timelines, and optimize time-to-value, product adoption, and gross retention.
Location: Remote (United States)
Department: Implementation
About the role
As an Implementation Specialist at Dockwa, you will own the critical bridge between sale and success—transforming new marina customers from contract signature to confident, productive platform users. You'll guide marinas through product configuration, data migration, system integration, and training, ensuring every implementation is tailored, timely, and sets the foundation for long‑term retention.
This role reports to the Customer Success leadership team and sits at the intersection of Sales, Product, and ongoing Customer Success. You'll work closely with Account Executives during handoff, collaborate with Product teams on complex configurations, and partner with Marina Success Managers to ensure smooth transitions from implementation to steady‑state support.
From helping marinas transition to digital contracts to configuring POS systems and migrating dock maps, you'll ensure each customer goes live successfully. Your work directly impacts time-to-value, product adoption, and gross retention—the metrics that determine whether we scale from $10M to $100M ARR.
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About Dockwa
Dockwa is reshaping the $60+ billion marine industry. After 12 years of building trust with marina operators and boaters, we have achieved something rare: category‑defining position in a fragmented industry ready for transformation.
The marina industry is experiencing a generational shift. Private equity consolidation is accelerating. Operators face pressure to run marinas like real businesses, not lifestyle assets. This creates the opportunity to become the default operating layer for an industry that has never had one.