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Fifth Dimension is seeking a Senior Technical Account Manager to own our most important US customers. You’ll work hands-on with enterprise teams, building workflows in 5D and teaching their staff to sustain them.
You’ll travel across the US, on-site roughly one week each month, and partner with product and engineering to align commitments with customer needs. You will articulate product capabilities, manage renewals and expansion signals early, and act as the voice of the customer inside the
We're hiring a Senior Technical Account Manager to own our most important US customers. You'll be the person they trust to understand their work, build with them, tell them the truth about what the product can do, and turn one successful team into a firm-wide habit.
Fifth Dimension builds AI software for the firms that invest in and manage real assets. We help people work with complex documents and business data, from leases and financial models to investment memos. We're a Series A company with offices in London, New York and Singapore.
Our values are Own It, Ship It and Don't Be Boring. We move quickly, challenge each other kindly and care about making something customers actually use.
A signed contract is not an adopted product. A customer's analysts need to connect their data, finish a real piece of work in the platform and come back the next day to do it again. In an investment bank that means working around IT, security, scepticism and a very expensive incumbent process.
Imagine a brokerage has fifty analysts licensed and six using the product. The MD wants us to build a bespoke feature; what the analysts actually need is a connector switched on and a lease-abstraction workflow they can trust. You spend three days in their office, build the workflow with two of them, get IT to turn on the connector, and write the note to the MD explaining why that is the plan. Three weeks later, usage has doubled and you know which team is next.
You have run enterprise accounts at a software company and your customers had numbers. You can explain an IRR to an analyst without a cheat sheet. You have built things on technical platforms and you use AI every day in your own work. You are comfortable telling a senior client no, and comfortable sitting with a junior one for an afternoon until it works.
You may have started in finance or banking before moving into technology. You may have been a solutions engineer or implementation lead who grew into owning the relationship. What you have not done is spend a career in slide decks.
Month 1. You have been on site with at least one account, built your first customer skill and written your first account plan. You can explain our product and its limits to an MD.
Month 3. Your accounts have named champions, live connectors and weekly completed work in the platform. You have handled at least one scope conversation and one adoption problem without escalating to a founder.
Month 6. Utilisation on your accounts is at or above target, the expansion pipeline is real and dated, and customers are building their own workflows. You and Erin set targets from the starting baseline.
Base $160,000–$180,000 depending on location and experience, plus a performance bonus of up to 15% of base and meaningful equity. Remote within the US, with travel costs covered.