United States

Principal Architect – Customer Success

USD 183.0K–190K / yearStaffCustomer success and support

Customer successChange management

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Principal Architect – Customer Success is an open role at AppViewX, a software company in cybersecurity. The posting gives United States as the location. We classify it under customer success and support. Candidates need 3+ years of experience. The role includes up to 30% travel. A university degree is required. There are 6 open positions from AppViewX on this site, 3 of them in IT and engineering.

Posted today · Last checked 2026-11-14

About AppViewX

Cybersecurity Software product company 6 open positions, 50% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Customer success and support (1), Finance and legal (1), QA and testing (1).

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Workplace	Workplace not stated
Seniority	Staff
Role	Customer success and support
Countries	United States
Key facts	Experience: 3+ years · Degree required · Travel: 30%

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