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Whippy
Remote - Latin America | Remote- United States

Enterprise Customer Success Manager (Remote LATAM or US)

Salary: unknownRemoteSeniorCustomer success and support
Customer successRenewals and retentionAccount management
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Enterprise Customer Success Manager (Remote LATAM or US) is an open role at Whippy, a software company in AI and data. This is a remote position, and the posting gives United States as the location. We classify it as a senior-level role in customer success and support. Candidates need 5+ years of experience. English is required. Time zone requirement: US Eastern hours. There are 13 open positions from Whippy on this site, 2 of them in IT and engineering.

Posted today · Last checked 2026-11-10

About Whippy

AI and data Software product company 13 open positions, 15% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Project and program management (6), Customer success and support (3), Non-software engineering and technicians (2).

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WorkplaceRemote
SenioritySenior
RoleCustomer success and support
CountriesUnited States
Employment typeFullTime
Key factsExperience: 5+ years · Languages: English · Remote, US Eastern hours

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