CSM at Recart isn't account management in the traditional sense. It's a high-touch, data-driven role where you own merchant outcomes. From onboarding and popup strategy through retention, expansion, and the occasional conversation at a brand's office in Kentucky.
Recart's enterprise merchants don't just need support. They need a strategic partner who understands their business, knows the product deeply, and can translate both into a plan that drives revenue.
The workload is dynamic and rarely predictable. A churn conversation, a carrier price increase, and a major merchant launch can all land in the same week. CSMs adapt fast, stay close to their accounts, and bring their own judgment to every situation rather than waiting for a playbook to tell them what to do. The team works cross-functionally by default: merchant feedback shapes product decisions, CS relationships are often how new features get stress-tested in the real world, and the best CSMs here don't just respond to what merchants ask. They spot what merchants haven't asked yet.
You'll do well here if you're commercially minded, technically curious, and not afraid to dig into data to form your own view. CSM at Recart isn't a ticket-handling function, it's a revenue-driving one. The best people on this team treat their accounts like a business inside a business.
Deep Klaviyo and Shopify knowledge is a genuine advantage. So is comfort with ambiguity. Merchant situations are rarely clean, and the right answer usually requires pulling context from three different tools and two Slack threads.
~3-4 CSMs led by the Head of Customer Success, Product and Engineering.