Drive revenue growth by managing and expanding Front's largest strategic accounts as a Senior Account Manager.
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What you'll build
Must have
Practical constraints
AI in the day-to-day
Fluency with AI tools and a bias toward using them to move faster, think sharper, and automate the repetitive.
Requirements
Not disclosed in this posting: compensation, visa sponsorship.
Benefits
Joblaze summary
In the role of Senior Account Manager at Front, the individual is responsible for managing a portfolio of key strategic accounts, focusing on renewals and upselling opportunities to drive revenue growth. Candidates should have over five years of experience in account management or customer success within the SaaS sector, demonstrating a strong track record in complex negotiations and data-driven decision-making. This position is ideal for seasoned professionals who excel in building relationships while pursuing aggressive sales targets. Front's hybrid work model fosters collaboration among team members, enhancing the overall effectiveness of account management efforts.
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Quick facts
From the original posting
Front's Account Management team owns a book of business — and turning that book into revenue is the job. As a Senior Account Manager, you'll run point on Front's largest, most strategic accounts: closing renewals, hunting for expansion, and negotiating your way to bigger deals every quarter. This is a quota-carrying seat for someone who treats every account like a pipeline of upside, not a maintenance task.
You'll be paired with a Customer Success Manager who keeps the product humming, but the commercial number is yours. Win the renewal, land the upsell, close the multi-year deal. This role is built for a closer who wants a bigger book, bigger deals, and the autonomy to run their territory like a business.
What will you be doing?
Own the number for a portfolio of Front's largest strategic accounts — renewals, upsell, cross-sell, and net revenue retention are your quota
Run and close complex, multi-stakeholder negotiations, from renewal terms to premium package upsells to multi-year contracts
Hunt for expansion inside your existing book — using usage and health signals from your CSM partner to find the next deal before the customer asks
Build the pitch: position services and premium packages as revenue-driving add-ons, not afterthoughts
Forecast like a pro — accurate, defensible pipeline and renewal forecasting that leadership can plan the business around
Set the standard for the team — your deal strategy and negotiation playbook become what other AMs copy
Go toe-to-toe cross-functionally with Sales, Support, Product, and Marketing to clear blockers and close faster
Represent the customer's voice in pricing and packaging conversations — and use it to close bigger deals
What skills and experience do you need?
5+ years carrying a number in Account Management, Renewals, or a commercial Customer Success role in SaaS, with a track record of hitting or beating quota
Proven closer — you've run complex, multi-stakeholder negotiations and multi-year contracts and won
Track record positioning and selling services or premium packages as part of the deal, not a separate ask
Sharp with data — you use usage and health signals to build the business case and know exactly which accounts to push
A negotiator's instincts and the relationship chops to keep the customer close while still pushing for the better deal
Process-driven — you build the systems and playbooks that let you run a bigger book without dropping deals
Comfortable partnering with CSMs, Solutions Architects, or technical teams, but never confused about who owns the commercial outcome
Fluency with AI tools and a bias toward using them to move faster, think sharper, and automate the repetitive
What we offer
Competitive salary
Paid parental leave
Flexible time off policy
Mental health support with Workplace Options
Family planning support with Maven
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