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Customer Retention Specialist

Posted 26 Days Ago
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Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
Senior level
Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
Senior level
Own renewals and recovery of stalled enrollments by running outreach, calls, campaigns, and appointments. Build renewal cadences, scripts, and recovery processes. Analyze customer data to identify churn drivers and drive fixes with product, pricing, and partner teams. Act as the voice of the customer in cross-functional renewals work.
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About us

The world is electrifying. As we plug in more devices and services, we need new ways to connect to power.

The traditional, one-size-fits-all utility approach, with complicated bills and frustrating customer service, no longer works. At Light, we make it easy to get affordable, renewable electricity by embedding power with the products that consumers already use, from the companies they love.

Light's mission is to power a sustainable and abundant energy future for everyone. We do it by making any company able to sell electricity. With Light's utility-as-API platform, companies from automakers and solar providers to real estate and beyond can offer their own, integrated electricity plans.

Imagine purchasing an electric vehicle that includes unlimited home charging, or solar panels that come bundled with any excess energy you might need from the grid. We're building the flexible future where clean energy shows up wherever customers already are.

We're a Series A company based in Austin, TX. We've found meaningful traction and are now investing aggressively in growth. Join us in building the digital energy infrastructure for the next century of power.

The role

As our customer retention hire at Light, you will own the two moments that decide whether a customer stays: renewing customers as their contracts come up, and recovering enrollments that stall before a customer goes live.

You're the first person dedicated to this work, which today is spread across the ops leaders who built it, and you'll have room to run it your way.

In your first six months, you will:
  • Move our monthly renewal rate, partner by partner, through your own outreach: the calls you make, the campaigns you launch, the appointments you set and keep.

  • Build the recovery motion for stalled enrollments and turn validation holds back into active customers.

  • Stand up the renewal cadences, scripts, and campaigns that don't exist yet, then run them yourself and improve them as you learn.

  • Find the patterns in customer data that block renewals and enrollments, and drive the fixes with product, pricing, and partner success.

  • Become the voice of the customer in our cross-functional renewals group, so what you hear on the phone shapes how plans get built and priced.

You would describe yourself as:
  • Having 7+ years experience in energy sales, retention, or account management.

  • Fluent in energy: rates, contracts, plans. You can walk a customer through a renewal without a script, and you've probably shopped for your own electricity plan.

  • Someone who has built a sales or retention plan and then picked up the phone to run it yourself.

  • A trend-finder. Hand you a messy dump of customer records and you'll come back with the pattern and a proposed fix.

  • Self-directed. You manage your own callbacks, reminders, and appointments, and you'd rather be judged on the outcome than the activity.

  • Comfortable being the expert a customer would never normally get to talk to, and happy to do the ground-level work anyway.

  • Based in the US, ideally Texas, and set up to work well remotely.

  • Bonus if you speak Spanish!

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