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Customer Success Manager

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Buzz Solutions is seeking an experienced Customer Success Manager with deep roots in the utility industry and proven success in a startup environment.

As a Customer Success Manager, you will own post-sale customer relationships, drive platform adoption, ensure long-term customer value, and serve as a trusted advisor to our utility partners. You will act as the bridge between our customers and our engineering, product, and sales teams. The ideal candidate has a passion for technology, excellent communication skills, and a strong desire to contribute to the success of Buzz Solutions.

Responsibilities:

  • Own the end-to-end post-sale customer experience, serving as the primary point of contact for our electric
    utility customers and partners.
  • Drive deep engagement within the Buzz Solutions platform, ensuring customers realize ongoing ROI that
    supports renewal and long-term retention.
  • Identify and surface expansion opportunities — new use cases, additional circuits or regions, expanded
    inspection volume — using product adoption, usage data, and customer outcomes. Partner with the Sales
    team to develop these opportunities; Sales owns the close.
  • Advocate for customers and their needs internally to influence product direction and roadmap priorities.
  • Identify at-risk customers who are not achieving their desired outcomes and lead the effort to get them
    back on track.
  • Organize training sessions, product deep dives, and enablement efforts so customers get the most out of
    our platform.
  • Maintain accurate account health, engagement, and adoption data in Salesforce and our broader customer
    success tooling.

Qualifications:

  • 6–8 years of experience in a SaaS Customer Success role.
  • Direct experience in the electric utility industry, or selling and supporting technology into utilities. Working
    familiarity with transmission and distribution operations, asset inspection and maintenance, vegetation
    management, wildfire mitigation, or utility procurement and capital planning cycles.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to articulate complex technical concepts
    clearly and compellingly to both field and executive audiences.
  • Comfort discussing AI and computer vision concepts with technical customers — model performance, false
    positives and negatives, confidence thresholds — and the credibility to set accurate expectations rather
    than overpromise.
  • Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to understand client needs and provide tailored solutions.
  • Self-motivated and goal-oriented, with a proven track record of driving customer outcomes.
  • Experience working in Salesforce and other enterprise-level systems.
  • Ability to work collaboratively across internal teams and contribute to a positive team environment.

About us

Buzz Solutions safeguards the world’s energy infrastructure by providing AI-based actionable insights and predictive analytics for power line and energy infrastructure inspections. We are disrupting the power utility industry by providing automation for inspection and maintenance operations for infrastructure, using our AI-powered software platform, and are a venture-funded startup looking for great talent to share our vision of energy industry transformation. Our solutions and technology allows the utilities to reduce current inspection operation costs by at least 50%, prevent power outages, prevent wildfires and manage their assets in an effective way. You will be working with a talented, passionate and hardworking team of engineers and product/project managers to build end-to-end Machine Learning products and pipelines that will be deployed for our customers in order to prevent issues such as power outages, forced shutdowns, impact of climate change on the aging grid infrastructure and preventing wildfires.

 

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