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VP of Customer Success

Time Doctor
CompanyTime Doctor
CategoryCustomer Support
LocationNew york
RemoteRemote
EmploymentNot stated
LevelDirector
SalaryNot stated by the employer
First seen24 Jul 2026 (the employer did not state a posting date)
Last verified10 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (recruitee)
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Description
Time Doctor is hiring a VP of Customer Success to own retention across a global base of 10k+ customers spanning a hybrid product-led and sales-led business. The foundation is built: a rebuilt Customer Success Playbook, three teams in place, and a clear operating model. Your mandate is to make it perform — and to build customer success as an AI-first function from the ground up. You’ll report to the CEO, partner closely with the CRO and revenue team, and lead Account Management, Support, and Solutions as one integrated post-sale organization. Who we are Time Doctor is a workforce analytics platform that provides distributed teams the visibility they need to improve trust and performance. We serve remote, hybrid, and outsourced/shared services organizations worldwide, especially in BPO, healthcare, and tech services. We’re bootstrapped, profitable, and fully remote, with about 125 people across 30+ countries. We’ve built a durable business on customer revenue, not venture capital. Now we’re scaling it. The role You’ll lead everything that happens after the sale — Account Management, Support, and Solutions (including onboarding) — as one integrated function with one job: keep and grow every dollar of customer revenue. Three things make this seat different from most VP of Customer Success roles: The number. You own Net Revenue Retention outright — protecting revenue through renewals and saves, and growing it through an owned expansion number driven in partnership with our CRO and revenue team. Retention is our #1 company priority, and this role is where it lives. The playbook. We’ve already rebuilt the CS Playbook from the ground up: account segmentation and tiering, AM pod structure, health scoring, engagement plans (save, revenue, and success plans), EBRs, and a defined operating cadence with renewal and expansion processes. This is not a build-the-process-from-scratch role — it’s a lead-and-execute role. Your job is disciplined, consistent execution across a global remote team, and sharpening the system with data as we scale. The operating model. You’ll operate as a player/coach in an AI-first organization — building and orchestrating agents yourself, embedding them in daily operations, working side by side with Account Managers, and scaling a lean team that does the same. Who you are You wake up thinking about retention — every renewal, every save, every expansion opportunity in the base. You hold yourself to a simple standard: no surprise churn. Risk gets caught early and worked hard. Always. You see sales leaders as partners, not rivals for credit — a shared revenue goal with the CRO is what excites you. You’re happiest in the work: side by side with an AM on a save plan, or in front of a customer’s executive team. You run systems with discipline. A playbook is only as good as its execution, and execution is your craft. Today’s AI landscape energizes you, it doesn’t scare you. You "nerd out" on agents and automation — and you build first, delegate second. Entrepreneurial and scrappy: you deliver results without waiting for the perfect budget or team size. You’re competitive, hungry, and coachable — you’ve been coached, you seek out coaches, and you look for every edge you can get. What you’ll own The number. Net Revenue Retention across the installed base — Gross Revenue Retention and churn as the floor, plus an owned expansion number: identifying, qualifying, and driving upsell, cross-sell, and seat growth in partnership with the CRO and revenue team, with shared pipeline visibility and clean handoffs. Playbook execution. Disciplined, consistent execution of the CS Playbook across every pod and region — segmentation, engagement statuses and plans, health scoring, EBRs, and the weekly/monthly/quarterly cadence — refined with data, not rebuilt on instinct.