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Customer success specialist jobs in the United States

60 open roles for customer success specialists in the United States as of Nov 15, 2026. SpaceX, Figure Lending, Datadog, Sigma and AlphaSense have the most. 15 are remote and the median advertised salary is $92K.

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How many customer success specialist jobs in the United States are open right now?
There are 60 open customer success specialist jobs in the United States at 50 companies on Jobs Every Hour as of Nov 15, 2026. 9 of them were posted in the last seven days. The list is rebuilt every hour from the employers' own careers pages.
Which companies have the most customer success specialist jobs in the United States?
Right now the most openings are at Figure Lending (3), SpaceX (3), Sigma (2), Bottomline (2) and Niural (2). The ranking changes as companies open and close roles.
Are there remote customer success specialist jobs in the United States?
15 of the 60 open customer success specialist jobs in the United States (25%) are listed as remote. Remote roles are often limited to certain countries or time zones, so check the location line of each job.
What do customer success specialist jobs in the United States pay?
The median advertised salary is $92K, based on 41 open roles that publish a yearly US-dollar range. The middle half of those roles advertise between $72K and $138K. These are advertised ranges, not verified pay. Most employers here are technology companies, so the figures run above the wider market for the same work.
Is it hard to get one of the customer success specialist jobs in the United States?
2 of the 60 open customer success specialist jobs in the United States (3%) are for beginners: junior roles and internships. Of the 40 postings that state experience, the median asks for 2 years. 50 companies are hiring and 9 roles were posted in the last seven days. Matching your resume to the skills each posting names helps most; the free resume builder shows the match.
How is AI changing customer success specialist jobs in the United States?
7 of the 60 open customer success specialist jobs in the United States (12%) ask for AI or machine-learning skills, most often LLM, AI, NLP. Employers still list 60 such roles today at 50 companies. Counted from the postings' own text on Nov 15, 2026.
What skills do customer success specialist jobs in the United States ask for?
Most often Python (13%), SQL (13%), Snowflake (13%), Tableau (12%), Zendesk (10%) of the 60 open postings, counted from their own text on Nov 15, 2026.
Which job titles come up most in customer success specialist jobs in the United States?
Customer Success Associate (15), Customer Success Specialist (7), Scaled Customer Success Manager (3), Digital Customer Success Manager (3), Manager (3): the most common titles among the 60 open roles, without the level and place notes in brackets.
Are customer success specialist jobs in the United States in demand in 2026?
60 customer success specialist jobs in the United States are open on Jobs Every Hour today at 50 companies, 0.0% of all 148,162 open jobs here; 9 were posted in the last seven days. The median advertised salary is $92K. 15 (25%) can be done remotely.
How do I apply for customer success specialist jobs in the United States?
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