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Eleken
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🏢 Team: Sales
📍 Location: Remote
⏳ Employment Type: Full-time
Eleken was founded to improve the design services of SaaS companies. We work on asubscription-based model: clients get dedicated designers who integrate directly into their product teams. Today we work with 40–50 active clients, mostly from the US and Canada, as well as Europe, UK, Australia and the Middle East.
Client retention and account growth are our key business priorities right now. We’re looking for an Account Manager who will keep clients happy, notice risks early and find new opportunities to grow each account. You won’t be doing it alone: you’ll brainstorm ideas together with designers, manager and the sales team. We also care about not wasting your time on routine — our CRM and internal project platform are connected with AI tools, so most of the manual work is automated.
Stay in touch with active clients and ensure a smooth collaboration.
Spot risks early and coordinate with designers and the internal team.
Find opportunities for account growth: subscription expansion, additional services and partner solutions.
Present these ideas to the team and clients.
Run quarterly NPS calls to collect qualitative feedback.
Collect testimonials and reviews on platforms like Clutch, DesignRush, etc.
Conduct exit interviews when clients leave.
Reconnect with past clients, keep the relationship warm.
Keep a friendly yet professional tone, and know when to gently push.
1+ year of experience as an Account Manager, Customer Success Manager or a client-facing B2B role (ideally in IT services, an agency or SaaS).
Fluent spoken English — most of your work happens on calls with clients.
Experience managing 30+ client accounts at the same time.
Motivation to grow accounts: upsell, cross-sell and expansion — not only to keep clients satisfied.
Proactivity: you dig into problems yourself and don’t wait for tasks to come to you.
Structured approach and strong organizational skills.
Empathy and the ability to build trust with clients and the internal team.
Readiness to work with AI tools every day.
Understanding of how SaaS and product companies work and what their pains are.
Experience working with designers or understanding of design and product development processes.
Real impact on client retention and account growth.
Supportive team with a culture of ownership.
Ready workflows and AI-powered tools that minimize manual work.
Fixed salary + bonuses for upsell results.
Regular feedback and opportunities for growth.
Finance support (we handle your accounting).
➡️ Interview with Talent Acquisition Specialist
➡️ Interview with Head of Customer Success (case discussion)
If you love building long-term client relationships and growing accounts — we’d love to meet you 🙂
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