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Mercury

Runs online business banking for startups

Senior Relationship Manager

Account ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • Three to seven years of experience in FinTech, Customer Success, early-stage banking, or startup-facing Account Management.
  • Experience working with founders or early-stage teams and comfort with ambiguity and speed.
  • Ability to manage a large book of accounts precisely using automation and playbooks while maintaining personal customer interactions.
  • Strong communication skills and responsiveness across Slack and email, and ability to attend in-person events.
  • A customer-first, process-driven mindset and eagerness to grow into deeper Relationship Manager responsibilities.
  • Operational rigor in documentation, proactive communication, and project management.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as the first relationship contact for startups, ensuring they receive business value from Mercury.
  • Build, identify, and expand relationships across startup teams, helping them grow and scale while adopting Mercury’s core suite.
  • Execute and help refine playbooks for consistent engagement across a large startup portfolio, focused on optimization, retention, and growth of early-stage customers.
  • Proactively retain and expand accounts, and surface opportunities and high-growth startups across the book of business.
  • Collaborate with Sales, Partnerships, Product, and other cross-functional teams to identify customer-experience trends, provide feedback, and share insights across the business.
  • Drive planning, decisions, and implementation for the book of business to identify opportunities within existing accounts and drive account growth.

Desired Qualifications

  • Series 65 license, CFP, or CFA charterholder.

About the Company

Mercury

Runs online business banking for startups

Mercury runs online banking for startups and small businesses, pairing business accounts and corporate cards with built-in software for bill pay, expense tracking, and bookkeeping. It rose to prominence in 2023, when thousands of startups fleeing the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank moved their cash to Mercury within days. Customers open accounts online and use one dashboard to wire money, give employees cards, pay invoices, and invest spare cash in money market and bond funds. Mercury makes money from interest on customer deposits and from card fees, along with paid treasury and software plans. It was founded in 2017 and is based in San Francisco.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Series D
Total funding
$750.9M
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Founded
2017

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