Own enterprise customer relationships from proof of concept through conversion, renewal, and expansion. Lead technical evaluations, commercial processes, account growth, customer business reviews, issue triage, and renewal forecasting. Translate customer requirements into product priorities while partnering directly with Engineering and Product. This first dedicated Technical Account Manager will also develop the company’s post-sales playbook.
Rabbit is looking for a Technical Account Manager to own the customer relationship from the moment a PoC begins through conversion, renewal, and expansion — across our North American accounts.
You will meet your customers on the PoC kickoff call and stay with them for years. You own the journey: proving value during the PoC, converting them to a paying customer, and then being the person they call about anything.
What makes this role different from a TAM job at a larger company: you sit with the product team. When your customer needs something built, you are not filing a ticket into a queue and hoping. You are in the room where prioritisation happens, arguing their case directly to the engineers who will build it. That access is the role's real leverage, and we are deliberately placing this role in Budapest to preserve it.
This is a quota-carrying role. You will be measured on how many PoCs convert and how much your accounts grow.
Key Responsibilities- Own execution and follow-through. When a customer needs something from Rabbit, you own getting it done. Translate their requirements into concrete product asks, prioritise them directly with Engineering and Product, and hold the internal thread until it ships. Report back to the customer either way.
- Own the PoC. Take handoff from the Solutions Engineer at kickoff. Drive the PoC against the agreed success criteria, keep momentum, and make the value undeniable before the evaluation window closes.
- Own the conversion. Run the commercial process from PoC to signed contract: business case, stakeholder alignment, procurement and security review, negotiation support.
- Own the relationship, long-term. Be the named contact for a dedicated portfolio of EU and US accounts. Run regular check-ins and business reviews. Know their org, their goals, and their politics.
- Drive expansion. Find and close upsell and cross-sell opportunities: new teams, new workloads, new products.
- Triage and escalate. Assess urgency, route to Support Engineering with real context, and stay accountable to the customer through resolution.
- Renew and forecast renewals accurately.
- 3+ years in Technical Account Management, Technical Project Management, Enterprise Customer Success, or Post-Sales Solutions, owning enterprise accounts end to end.
- Proven commercial ownership. You have carried a number — conversion, expansion, retention, or all three — and you have hit it. This is not a support or a pure-CS role.
- Strong technical acumen, with experience with public cloud platforms and data warehouses. You will be expected to navigate a customer's billing data, interpret their cost drivers, and explain what Rabbit found and how could help without an engineer on the call.
- Demonstrated ability to run a technical evaluation to a decision. You know how to keep a PoC from quietly dying.
- Exceptional written and verbal English. You will be talking to data engineers one hour and their VP the next.
- Comfort operating without layers: you will make calls, own outcomes, and chase things internally yourself.
- FinOps or cloud cost management background
- SQL proficiency and experience working directly in customer data environments
- Experience as an early post-sales hire, defining the motion rather than following one
- Proficiency with AI agents for customer analysis, reporting, and research
Application Process
Send your CV or LinkedIn profile with a brief note on an account you took from evaluation to long-term customer — what the PoC had to prove, how you converted it, and how the account grew afterwards.
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