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Implementation & Enablement Manager, Strategic Accounts (North America)

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In-Office or Remote
Hiring Remotely in New York, NY
Mid level
In-Office or Remote
Hiring Remotely in New York, NY
Mid level
Own implementation and enablement for strategic North American accounts, including pilots, onboarding, go-live, user training, adoption support, issue resolution, and early-life account health. Build scalable training materials and knowledge bases, provide regional support for the UK Client Success team, capture customer insights for Product, and maintain CRM and customer success records. The role requires regular client-site travel and focuses on delivery rather than renewals, expansion, sales engineering, or people management.
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StructureFlow is the AI-powered structural intelligence platform that helps legal, finance, tax, and corporate teams model and communicate complex projects, structures and transactions. We're building out North American Client Success capacity so our largest clients have a named, on-the-ground partner for onboarding, training, and day-to-day delivery. 

The role 

You'll work with our largest strategic accounts in North America, owning everything that turns a signed contract into confident, active users: structured onboarding, adoption training, and responsive support in the client's time zone.

You'll work in a pair. Each strategic account has a commercial lead who owns the relationship, the renewal, and any expansion. You own delivery. That split is deliberate. It gives the client a named contact for the work itself, and it means you're never selling to the people you're training. 

You'll also be the North American point of contact for our UK Client Success team, picking up requests that need someone in-region, and you'll support pilots at strategic accounts through to conversion.

This is a role for someone who wants to be in the room. You'll be on client sites when needed, running sessions with partners, associates, analysts and support teams, and you'll need to enjoy that.

What you'll do

  • Support pilots at strategic accounts, then continue as delivery lead once the account converts
  • Run end-to-end onboarding at strategic accounts, from kick-off through go-live
  • Design and deliver training for end users, power users, and champions, in person and remotely
  • Help clients embed StructureFlow into live matter and project work, not just complete a checklist
  • Act as the in-region contact for requests routed from the UK Client Success team
  • Provide high-quality support: triage, resolve or escalate, and close the loop
  • Build enablement assets - guides, FAQs, training materials - that scale beyond the accounts you touch
  • Run proactive early-life check-ins and watch adoption signals through the first 30-90 days
  • Feed voice-of-customer insight to Product and Client Success
  • Partner with the account's commercial lead on planning and account reviews, without owning commercial outcomes
  • Keep accurate records in our CRM and CS tools

Success looks like

  • Predictable, high-quality onboardings and strong time-to-value at strategic accounts
  • Trained champions who drive adoption inside their own firms
  • Adoption spreading beyond the initial team or practice area
  • Strong health indicators on onboarding and support
  • A repeatable North American onboarding and enablement playbook

Requirements
  • 3-5+ years in B2B SaaS implementation, onboarding, or enablement and training
  • Experience delivering training to legal professionals, or to a comparably senior professional audience. You don't need a JD, but you do need to have held a room of people at that level.
  • Working knowledge of how legal or professional services teams operate: paralegal, company secretarial, law firm training, KM or innovation backgrounds are all strong routes into this role.
  • Confidence presenting live and running training that changes how people work
  • Genuine interest in teaching and in technology, and satisfaction in watching a client actually get value from a product
  • Strong project discipline across multiple concurrent accounts
  • Empathy for sophisticated users with varying tech comfort
  • Clear written communication and documentation habits
  • Willingness to travel regularly across North America, including at short notice
  • Right to work in the United States

Essential

  • LegalTech or professional services SaaS experience
  • Experience building training curricula or knowledge bases
  • Familiarity with CRM and CS tooling (HubSpot, Salesforce, Intercom, Zendesk)

Desirable/not required

  • JD or practising lawyer background
  • Deep corporate or transactional law expertise - you'll learn StructureFlow and the core use cases here

This role is not

  • A commercial CSM role with renewal or expansion ownership
  • A sales engineering or pre-sales role - our sales team runs its own demos
  • People management
  • A ticket queue - training and onboarding ownership is the core of it

Benefits
  • Competitive salary and performance-based bonus.
  • Generous PTO policy - 25 days is standard for our global team
  • Healthcare (medical, dental, vision)
  • 401(K)
  • Flexible working - a combination of remote work, and business travel
  • Learning & Development budget
  • Opportunity to join a dynamic, early-stage startup in our mission to transform how legal, professional services firms and alternative finance funds master complexity
  • High impact work that really matters - success in this role will drive our company forward and have an outsized impact on our business and clients

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