Customer Success Manager jobs in Washington DC
10 open customer success manager roles in Washington DC across 4 companies, read straight from each company's own job board.
Last checked 02 October 2026
10
Open roles
4
Companies hiring
$232k
Median published pay
This median blends seniority levels. Not enough postings here state a level to break it down (7 of 10 say nothing about level), so treat the figure above as a range-of-the-market, not a target for your level.
Who's hiring
Open roles
| Role | Location | Team | Salary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Customer Success Manager, Public Sector (National Security) | Washington, DC | Sales | $265k – $350k |
| Manager, Customer Success – Cyber | Boston, MA; San Francisco, CA | New York City, NY; Seattle, WA; Washington, DC | Sales | $265k – $320k |
| Manager, Customer Success - Commercial | Boston, MA; San Francisco, CA | New York City, NY; Seattle, WA; Washington, DC | Sales | $265k – $320k |
| Manager, Customer Success – Strategic Consumer Tech | Boston, MA; San Francisco, CA | New York City, NY; San Francisco, CA | Seattle, WA; Washington, DC | Sales | $265k – $320k |
| Staff Customer Success Manager (R5645) | Washington, D.C. | Customer Success Management | $110k – $170k |
| Customer Success Manager, GSI | San Francisco, CA | Seattle, WA | New York City, NY | Washington, DC | Sales | $200k – $265k |
| Customer Success Manager, Financial Services | San Francisco, CA | Seattle, WA | New York City, NY | Washington, DC | Sales | $200k – $265k |
| Sr. Customer Success Manager | Florida; Georgia; North Carolina; South Carolina; Virginia; Washington, DC | Customer Success Management-750 | $151k – $208k |
| Sr. Customer Success Manager | Connecticut; Maryland; New Jersey; New York, New York; Washington, DC | Customer Success Management-750 | $151k – $208k |
| Forward Deployed Enablement Engineer - Customer Success | Washington, D.C. | Engineering | $110k – $147k |
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