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Customer Success Manager, EMEA
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- EMEA
- Salary
- Undisclosed
- Department
- Customer Support & Success
- Employment
- Full Time
- Experience
- Open level
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- 9 Dec 2026
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About Notabene
Notabene is building infrastructure that’s transforming how money moves in the digital economy. We’re evolving beyond our compliance foundations to enable the next generation of digital financial services between regulated institutions with unprecedented efficiency. With nearly 50 employees across 14 countries and having recently closed our Series B round last November with support from leading investors including Y Combinator, DRW, F-Prime, Jump Capital, Castle Island, and Green Visor Capital, we’re looking for people like you to help shape the future rails of the crypto industry.
Location: Remote, within EMEA time zones.
The impact you will have:
At Notabene, the success of our customers drives everything that we do, and our Customer Success team is at the heart of that. You will own a book of customers across EMEA, from crypto-native exchanges and payment providers through to the financial institutions and fintechs now launching digital asset products.
Sales closes the initial deal and hands the customer over at signature. From there they are yours: get them live, get them using the product, renew them and grow them. The commercial conversation sits with you, which means renewals, pricing and upsells are yours to run.
You are also a technical point of contact for your customers. These conversations get technical early, and you should be able to sit with a customer’s integration team and be useful. Comfort with APIs and the curiosity to work things out yourself matter more here than an engineering background.
Within a year you are successful if…
Net retention across your book has grown, and you can name the renewals and upsells that did it
Your customers are live and using the product, and the ones at risk were identified early
You have found and qualified upsell opportunities inside your existing customers, and converted a good number of them
Customers come to you first, on their compliance programme and on their commercial relationship with us
You can demonstrate real knowledge of our product and of the wider industry
What you will be doing:
Owning the post-sales journey for your customers: onboarding, adoption, business reviews, renewal and upsell
Running your own renewals and upsells, including pricing and the conversation with the economic buyer
Guiding customers through their Travel Rule programmes and their stablecoin payment products
Working directly with customer integration teams: API documentation, test calls, transaction and webhook data, and a clear diagnosis when something is stuck
Monitoring usage, engagement and risk signals, and acting on them with a clear plan well before they become a renewal problem
Finding growth inside your existing customers across adjacent teams, entities and products, and working with Sales on the net-new ones
Building relationships across compliance, operations and engineering, so the relationship never rests on one contact
Bringing customer and competitor insight back to product, sales and marketing
Keeping records current in HubSpot
Some on-call duty outside office hours
What you bring:
Based in EMEA, able to cover customers across the region
Around 5 years in Customer Success or Account Management at a crypto, fintech or regtech SaaS company, or in another complex technical market, managing your own book of customers
Commercial ownership. You have run your own renewals and upsells and negotiated pricing, without passing the deal back to Sales
Some technical range. You can work through API documentation, read a request and response, and form a view on why an integration is behaving the way it is
Experience across a mix of customers, from mid-market through to enterprise
Experience across the full lifecycle, from onboarding through to expansion
Exposure to compliance-driven or regulated environments
A doer. You own the detail yourself, and you move without waiting for a process to exist
Good judgement with people and real interest in solving their problems
Comfortable working autonomously and getting stuck in
Nice to Have
Travel Rule, stablecoin payments or digital asset compliance experience
Experience with banks and regulated financial institutions entering digital assets
Having built Customer Success processes and playbooks from scratch
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I would combine product-usage data, support trends, stakeholder engagement, commercial timelines, and stated business outcomes into an account health plan. When risk appears, I would align with the customer on a recovery plan with owners, milestones, and executive communication before the renewal window becomes urgent.
I prepare by quantifying delivered value, mapping decision-makers, understanding budget and procurement requirements, and defining the expansion use case. I lead the commercial discussion directly, negotiate pricing and scope, and involve Sales only where additional support or net-new opportunity coordination is useful.
I would first clarify the intended workflow and reproduce or isolate the issue using documentation, request and response payloads, logs, webhook events, and test calls. I would communicate clear findings to the customer, engage internal technical teams with structured evidence when needed, and maintain ownership of updates until resolution.
I would tailor conversations to each group's priorities: regulatory confidence for compliance, reliable workflows for operations, and implementation clarity for engineering. Regular business reviews, technical checkpoints, and stakeholder mapping would reduce dependence on a single champion and uncover expansion opportunities.
These environments involve high customer scrutiny, evolving regulations, and technical workflows that directly affect operational and compliance outcomes. Success requires translating complex product capabilities into practical guidance while maintaining credibility with both commercial and technical stakeholders.
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