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Customer Engagement Executive
KyribaCustomer Engagement Executive engaged with US customers to drive their value realization through cloud-based finance solutions at Kyriba. Managing a diverse US portfolio with strategic relationship development.
Posted 6/14/2026full-timeRemote • Illinois, Texas • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $88,240 - $121,360 per yearWebsite
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Engage with Kyriba's US customers to drive and accelerate their value realization and ensure business outcomes are met through consumption of their purchased solutions and success service entitlements — achieving mutual success across the customer lifecycle
- Manage a broad portfolio of customers across the United States, delivering consistent, high-quality engagement across all accounts
- Proactively engage customers to ensure they adopt full product functionality and realize maximum value from Kyriba — anticipating needs before customers raise them
- Facilitate regular customer meetings, including executive touchpoints, that measure progress and business impact
- Take a strong outcome-focused approach, driving value delivery in support of profitable growth and retention goals
- Establish success and engagement metrics, annual goals, and key objectives with each customer; leverage data and tools to track and deliver against them
- Forecast risk of revenue loss in your account base by anticipating and proactively planning for customer needs
- Develop and document account strategies in Customer Engagement Plans; deliver success through value and insight that is relevant and unique to each customer
- Identify expansion opportunities to grow Kyriba's footprint through additional services and capabilities
- Establish, maintain, and grow broad and deep relationships within each customer account, driving a successful customer lifecycle management strategy
- Facilitate Customer Advisory Councils and support executive-level board member relationships
- Prioritize multiple competing priorities and stakeholders with urgency, independence, and sound judgment — without needing to be directed at every step
- Proactively collaborate with cross-functional teams to achieve successful customer outcomes, self-directing work across product, implementation, and commercial teams as needed
Requirements
What you’ll need- Experience in Customer Success / Engagement, Account Management, or Sales
- Strong knowledge of SaaS models and value-based engagement
- Strong business and financial acumen; treasury domain expertise is a plus
- Track record of driving client adoption, retention, and growth
- Strong relationship-building, communication, and stakeholder management skills
- Problem-solving, negotiation, and organizational abilities
- High degree of accountability and a 'can-do' attitude — you own your outcomes
- Demonstrated ability to operate autonomously in ambiguous or fast-moving environments; you find the path forward without waiting to be handed one
- Self-starter with an entrepreneurial mindset — you identify what needs to be done, take initiative, and see it through
- Customer empathy paired with a bias for action: you listen deeply, then move decisively
- Experience facilitating executive-level meetings and advisory boards is a plus
Benefits
Comp & perks- health, welfare and wellbeing benefits designed to support both your professional and personal life
ATS Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
Customer SuccessAccount ManagementSalesSaaS modelsValue-based engagementClient adoptionRetentionGrowthFinancial acumenTreasury domain expertise
Soft Skills
Relationship-buildingCommunicationStakeholder managementProblem-solvingNegotiationOrganizational abilitiesAccountabilityEntrepreneurial mindsetCustomer empathyBias for action