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Customer Success Manager (CSM) - SAP Next Gen - SAP Academy for Customer Success - Houston (Hybrid)

SAP

Houston, TX · full time · Junior

$78,000 – $180,700

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What this role is

This is an entry-level Customer Success Manager role within SAP's structured academy program, combining classroom instruction and field mentoring over 10 months to prepare early-career professionals for customer-facing cloud solutions work. The role suits someone with 2–3 years of business or consulting experience who wants intensive training in enterprise software, AI, and customer retention strategies.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 2–3 years of customer-facing or business transformation experience
  • Proven ability to deliver strategic guidance and resolve customer issues
  • Cooperative and productive approach to working relationships
  • Strong ability to learn new concepts and adapt quickly
  • Understanding of AI fundamentals and ethics
  • Business acumen and knowledge of business processes or industries
  • Proficiency in English
  • Problem-solving and project management skills
  • Emotional intelligence and cultural awareness

Nice to have

  • Knowledge in specific solution portfolios: Finance & Spend Management, SuccessFactors, Supply Chain Management, Customer Experience, Business Transformation Management, or Business Technology Platform
  • Experience in consulting or account management
  • AI adoption mindset and agentic AI practice

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