About Secure Code Warrior
We are making the world more secure by changing the way developers write code.
We make increasing a developer's secure coding skills a positive and engaging experience. That makes us the developer-chosen solution. We are successful because we take that human-led approach with our Learning Platform, providing positive skills-based pathways for developers in the language framework of their choice.
Through inspiring a global community of security-conscious developers to adopt this preventive, secure coding approach, our mission is to build the first Developer Risk Platform; pioneer a human-led, people-first solution for security upskilling, eliminating poor coding patterns and common vulnerabilities for good.
Founded in 2015 out of Australia, we are a truly global company with employees all across the globe including Australia, America, Belgium, England, Iceland and more.
About the Role:
We’re looking for a motivated and high-potential Digital Success Account Manager to join our Customer Success & Retention team. This is a role ideal for someone early in their SaaS / tech career who’s eager to learn quickly, make an immediate impact, and grow within the organization.
As a Digital Success Account Manager, you’ll manage a global portfolio of lower-spend customers within our Digital segment, where companies can range in market sizes from Enterprise, Midmarket, Small-Medium Business (SMB), and even Very Small Business (VSB). These customers don’t have a dedicated Customer Success Manager, so your work will be critical in driving product adoption, customer experience, identifying & driving growth opportunities, and supporting renewals and retention.
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Through inspiring a global community of security conscious developers who embrace a preventative secure coding approach, our mission is to pioneer this human approach to secure coding upskilling, stamping out poor coding patterns for good.
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