Starlink Customer Success Manager (Transit)

SpaceX was founded under the belief that a future where humanity is out exploring the stars is fundamentally more exciting than one where we are not. Today SpaceX is actively developing the technologies to make this possible, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars.

STARLINK CUSTOMER SUCCESS MANAGER (TRANSIT)

Starlink is delivering high-speed, low-latency internet around the world. Customer Success is the post-sale owner of the customer relationship, where they are the single name on a book of enterprise accounts from contract signature through onboarding, activation, payment, and long-term growth. This role owns Starlink Transit accounts (formerly called Community Gateway). Each site is a project and often a separate customer: licensing, hardware, installation, activation, and ongoing service. You take assigned accounts from contract signature through site bring-up, payment, and expansion. Sales books the deal. You own everything after. This is an individual contributor role, and the ideal candidate is a self-starter who is comfortable operating without a defined playbook, holds a high bar of communication, and treats revenue, activation, and account health as their personal responsibility. 

RESPONSIBILITIES: 

• Own assigned Starlink Transit accounts and sites from contract signature through onboarding, activation, day-to-day management, and long-term growth as the primary customer contact 

• Hit and exceed revenue targets on time by tracking readiness, shipments, licensing, activations, and payments, and by raising risks early when dates or dollars may slip 

• Keep internal systems current so account status, site status, risk, and opportunity are visible in one place 

• Monitor account health—including contract compliance, statements of work, KPI performance, invoicing, logistics, site licensing, and the customer relationship—to prevent delayed cash or churn 

• Set clear expectations with customers and partners on what SpaceX can and cannot commit to on timing and delivery 

• Build account plans that define current state, a healthy account, and the next dollar of revenue 

• Identify expansion, additional sites or capacity, follow-on statements of work, and new ways customers can use Starlink Transit 

• Facilitate leadership business reviews that connect Starlink performance to customer results 

• Forecast retention and revenue for the book so leadership can plan against a real number 

• Bring customer feedback into SpaceX and work with engineering, support, finance, operations, and market access to reduce errors across accounts and sites 

• Treat each site as a project through activation—coordinate hardware, licensing, installation partners, and internal teams until the site is live and billing 

• Help shape how we operate Transit at scale, including onboarding, order tracking, and getting paid 

• Document processes that support expansion