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Senior Strategic Account Manager – Workleap

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CAD 100k–120k / yr
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Full Time
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Director
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AI Summary

The role, at a glance.

Workleap is hiring a senior enterprise account manager to own complex mid-market and enterprise SaaS accounts after sale. The role centers on renewals, a portfolio-wide pricing migration, expansion based on demonstrated value, and executive-level customer relationships. The successful candidate will maintain rigorous account plans and CRM records, manage escalations, and coordinate with Product, Finance, and Legal. This is a highly autonomous role in a structured AM/CSM organization, with an expectation to model strong practices for more junior teammates. French-English bilingual communication and daily practical use of AI tools are required.

Role DNA

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Job Complexity

4/5
EasyHard

Pace & Pressure

4/5
RelaxedFast-paced

Autonomy Level

5/5
GuidedFull ownership

Communication Load

5/5
IndependentCollaborative
AI insightThe role handles high-ARR enterprise accounts, commercially sensitive pricing changes, procurement and legal negotiations, and executive escalations. Success requires balancing retention, expansion, customer trust, and internal alignment across a complex portfolio.

Salary analysis

Estimated compensation compared with the broader CA market for similar roles.

Estimated job median (per year)Market rate
C$110,000
CA market range (per year)C$105k–C$145k
AI insightThe yearly pay period is inferred from the job context; it was not explicitly stated by the employer. The employer discloses a base salary of CAD 100,000–120,000, with OTE of CAD 170,000–200,000. The annual cadence is inferred from the senior full-time Canadian SaaS account-management context because no pay period is explicitly stated. A reasonable estimated Canadian market base-salary range for a senior enterprise SaaS account manager is CAD 105,000–145,000 annually; variable compensation can materially increase total earnings.

Core skills

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Sample interview questions
How would you approach a pricing migration for a strategic enterprise customer that is resistant to change?

I would first map the customer’s stakeholders, contract context, product usage, outcomes, and likely objections. I would build a value-based narrative that connects the new pricing to measurable business value, align internally on negotiation guardrails, and engage executive sponsors early. If risk emerges, I would document a save plan with clear owners, milestones, and escalation paths.

Describe how you identify and create expansion opportunities before a renewal is imminent.

I use adoption, usage, business-outcome, and stakeholder data to identify where additional value can be created. I validate the opportunity with the customer’s strategic priorities, build an ROI case, and introduce the expansion conversation early enough to allow for consensus-building and budgeting. This makes expansion a continuation of value realization rather than a last-minute sales motion.

How do you maintain a reliable CRM for a complex book of business?

I treat the CRM as the operational source of truth. Every strategic account should have current stakeholders, renewal dates, commercial context, usage signals, risks, expansion opportunities, documented next steps, and an accountable owner. I review and update it continuously after meaningful customer and internal interactions, not only before forecast meetings.

Tell us about a time you handled an executive escalation.

I would begin by stabilizing communication, clarifying the customer’s desired outcome, and gathering facts from the internal team. I would create a concise recovery plan with commitments, owners, timelines, and executive communication cadence. Throughout the process, I would remain transparent, avoid overpromising, and use the incident to improve the underlying account plan.

How do you use AI tools in your account-management workflow while protecting judgment and customer trust?

I use AI to accelerate preparation, summarize account history, identify themes in notes and usage data, draft agendas, and structure renewal strategies. I validate outputs against source information, apply my own commercial and relationship judgment, and follow company privacy requirements before entering any customer information. AI improves speed and consistency, but it does not replace accountable decision-making.

This analysis is generated from the job description. Salary estimates, role characteristics and sample answers are guidance, not employer-provided facts.
Opportunity details

About this role.

Company Description

Workleap is a Montreal-based tech company, founded in 2006. We’re builders at heart, we make simple products that actually matter to the people who use them. We have two product lines: Workleap Agent, our newest solution built to make every manager more effective, and ShareGate, the world’s leading solution for Microsoft 365 migration and governance. More than 15,000 companies worldwide trust us to do exactly that. We’re intentional about who joins us. If you’re the kind of person who gets excited by a hard problem and wants to help shape what comes next, there’s a place for you here.

Your role

Workleap’s post-sale revenue is scaling — and its most complex accounts need a senior owner who can match the stakes. As a Senior Account Manager, you’ll own a portfolio spanning mid-market to enterprise on the Workleap platform: protecting revenue, driving expansion, and acting as a genuine strategic partner to customers. This role exists now because we’re executing a pricing migration across the entire book — a commercially sensitive motion that demands executive credibility, sound judgment, and the ability to hold a hard conversation without losing the relationship.

Your impact:

  • Own the most complex, highest-ARR accounts in the portfolio by building and maintaining quarterly account plans, mapping stakeholders proactively, and building multi-threaded relationships that survive org changes on the customer side;
  • Lead complex renewal negotiations and pricing migration conversations with confidence — knowing when to hold the commercial line and when flexibility is the right call, including through procurement and legal;
  • Drive expansion from demonstrated value: use usage data and outcome metrics to build an ROI story customers can articulate in their own words, and initiate expansion conversations at six months — not eleven;
  • Handle executive escalations with composure by documenting clear save plans, flagging risk before it surfaces reactively, and keeping the internal team aligned when accounts go sideways;
  • Use AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT, or equivalent) daily to prepare for customer conversations, synthesize account data, draft renewal strategies, and move faster across a complex book — a habit, not a checkbox;
  • Raise the team’s floor by modeling strong account management habits — how to run a quarterly plan, how to prep an executive QBR, how to navigate a tough objection — so that junior team members grow through proximity;
  • Give leadership a reliable, real-time view of the portfolio by maintaining CRM as a live document, with documented next steps on expansion pipeline and active mitigation plans on at-risk accounts.

Your team

You’re joining a structured, systems-oriented AM/CSM team where autonomy is expected and operational rigor is non-negotiable. Two Customer Success Managers share the portfolio with you; cross-functional collaboration with Product, Finance, and Legal is part of the job on complex accounts. The team doesn’t run on heroics or tribal knowledge — it runs on clear plans, a live CRM, and a predictable cadence. This year’s challenge: execute the pricing migration across the full book, build executive multi-threading in accounts that are currently too single-threaded, and operate with more leverage without adding headcount. The senior person in this team sets the standard everyone else follows.

What you’ll bring

  • 4+ years in SaaS account management or customer success, with direct experience on enterprise or upper mid-market accounts;
  • Consistent track record of meeting or exceeding NRR targets in complex books, including renewals involving procurement and legal stakeholders;
  • Proven executive stakeholder management — multi-threaded relationships, not just the day-to-day champion;
  • Rigorous CRM discipline: you treat CRM as a live document, not a reporting obligation;
  • Daily use of AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT, or equivalent) for meeting prep, account research, and synthesis — a genuine work habit, not something you’re exploring;
  • Bilingual French-English (written and spoken);
  • Bonus: SaaS HR tech experience, or familiarity with HR, People Ops, and C-suite buyers;
  • Bonus: experience navigating a pricing migration or major packaging change with existing customers.

Most of this sounds like you? Apply.

What the job comes with

  • Base salary: $100k – $120k / OTE: $170k – $200k. This range reflects our Canada-wide compensation scale. Final offers may be adjusted based on the candidate’s region to align with local market conditions.
  • LTIP program, share in Workleap’s long-term growth.
  • RRSP + Family health insurance + telemedicine + annual wellness budget.
  • Flexible vacation policy.
  • Remote work, with access to our Montreal office.
  • In-person gathering twice a year.
  • Claude access, for everyone.

Note: The internal title for this role is Senior Account Manager – Enterprise.

What drives us

At Workleap, we build software that sits at the center of how people experience work, every day, at every level.

We move fast. Priorities shift, decisions get made with the information we have, and we iterate. If you thrive on intensity and ambiguity doesn’t slow you down, you’ll feel right at home.
We’re builders. We do what it takes to move forward. AI is part of our toolkit. We use it to go faster and decide smarter, not to replace judgment.

If you want real impact and a place where your decisions matter, this is it.

How we hire

Transparency is how we hire — for you as much as for us.

Here’s how it works: a first call with a recruiter, then a virtual interview with the hiring manager. You’ll then complete a take-home case study, followed by a meet with future colleagues to discuss it together. Depending on the role, the process may vary slightly — your recruiter will walk you through it on your first call.

We use AI to support certain steps of the process, but every hiring decision remains human.

We can’t wait to meet you.

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