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An innovative firm is seeking a Lead Technical Account Manager to join its Technical Account Management Team. In this pivotal role, you will proactively support customers in achieving their goals using a leading suite of products. Your expertise will guide technical oversight, ensuring successful project outcomes and enhancing customer experiences. With a focus on collaboration and critical problem-solving, you’ll work cross-functionally to drive improvements and deliver best practices. If you have a passion for technology and a commitment to excellence, this opportunity offers a dynamic environment to make a significant impact.
Posting Type
Remote, Hybrid
Job Overview
The Technical Account Management Team proactively supports our customers in meeting their goals and overcoming any technical challenges encountered using the Relativity suite of products. As a member of this team, the Lead Technical Account Manager (TAM) works proactively with customers to ensure successful outcomes with key projects, goals, and KPIs.
The TAM is responsible for developing account plans and strategies to leverage the Relativity platform to achieve customer objectives. This role involves ongoing technical oversight and managing the technical relationship with customers. You will work cross-functionally, applying critical thinking to solve problems and guide internal stakeholders to appropriate solutions for our business and customers.
This role requires prior Relativity experience.
Job Description and Requirements
Role Responsibilities
Preferred Qualifications
Relativity is committed to fair and equitable compensation practices. This position offers a total compensation package including a competitive base salary, an annual performance bonus, and long-term incentives.
The salary range is between $117,000 and $175,000, with the final offer based on experience, skills, qualifications, and internal pay equity. The top of the range is typically not offered initially to allow for future salary growth.