Irving, TX Houston, Texas

Customer Success Manager (Req #1487)

USD 75K–120K / yearMidCustomer success and support

Customer successCustomer serviceInventory managementRoot cause analysisUpsellingReconciliationsCompensation

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ePlus Technology, inc., a software company in developer tools and infrastructure, has an open position for Customer Success Manager (Req #1487). The job is based in Irving, United States. Our labels mark it as a mid-level role in customer success and support. It asks for 3+ years of experience. The role includes some travel. A university degree is required. ePlus Technology, inc. has 17 open positions on this site, 7 of them in IT and engineering.

Posted today · Last checked 2026-11-04

About ePlus Technology, inc.

Developer tools and infrastructure Software product company 17 open positions, 41% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Sales (8), DevOps / SRE / platform / cloud (3), IT support and administration (3).

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Seniority	Mid
Role	Customer success and support
Countries	United States
Key facts	Experience: 3+ years · Degree required · Some travel

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