Pooled Customer Success Manager
CodeRabbit is an AI software-development platform for reviewing, prioritizing, understanding, and securing code changes created by people and coding agents.
Funding history
About CodeRabbit
CodeRabbit provides automated, context-aware AI code reviews across pull requests, IDEs, and CLI workflows, and has expanded into agentic change management with PR triage, change explainability, security monitoring, planning, and Slack/Discord agents.
Skills
Candidate Availability
Required and preferred rules are kept separate and reflect the wording in the original posting.
About the Role
You will work a shared queue of customer accounts triggered by onboarding, configuration, adoption, renewal, cancellation, and seat-utilization signals. You will resolve or route cases, configure customers’ repositories, manage cancellation and renewal conversations, qualify expansion signals, maintain clear case records, and turn recurring customer issues into improved playbooks, triggers, content, or automation.
Requirements
- 2+ years of customer success, technical support, or solutions experience for a developer-facing product
- Experience working a ticket queue or shared inbox at volume
- Clear ticket, email, and documentation writing
- Ability to investigate and document customer churn reasons
- Experience working with evolving playbooks
Responsibilities
- Pick up triggered customer accounts and resolve or route each case
- Configure customer repositories using Path Instructions, Learnings, pre-merge checks, IDE, CLI, and MCP
- Work cancellation and non-renewal signals and document their causes
- Run renewal conversations when needed
- Qualify expansion signals and hand them off to account executives
- Provide feedback that improves playbooks, triggers, content, and automation
- Maintain case records that other queue members can use
- Complete product onboarding and work initial cases with the team
- Document missing or incorrect playbooks and propose fixes
- Contribute to reporting on triggers, resolutions, and configuration movement
