Full-Time

Technical Account Manager

Posted on 6/3/2025

Statsig

Statsig

51-200 employees

Provides feature flags and experimentation tools

Compensation Overview

$105k - $145k/yr

Mid

Bellevue, WA, USA

In Person

Must work 5 days a week from our Bellevue, WA office.

Category
Customer Success
Sales & Account Management
Requirements
  • Comfortable having technical conversations with technical and non-technical personas.
  • Problem solving experience for technical, product, and implementation related questions.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
  • Collaborative and team oriented.
  • Ability to work 5 days a week from our Bellevue, WA office.
Responsibilities
  • Gathering success metrics for customer’s onboarding and advise them as they scope the lift and timeline for their own implementation.
  • Educate new and existing customers on getting the most out of Statsig.
  • Provided guided implementation support to new customers, helping them integrate Statsig with their data, product development tech stack, and their cultural processes.
  • Present training and other educational collateral to help customers get start with and improve their use of Statsig.
  • Advise on technical support and product adoption for existing customers, holding them accountable to their success metrics and timing goals for implementation.
  • Help customers be more successful with Statsig over time by learning about customers' successes and challenges, coaching them on best practices, and bringing in other internal subject matter experts to help the customer.
  • Regularly assess customer health and success metrics to drive retention and identify areas for improvement.
  • Proactively identify and address customer challenges or issues, and work with customers and internal cross-functional partners to drive timely resolutions.
  • Advocate for customer needs by informing product enhancements and roadmaps and communicate expectations and timelines back to customers effectively.
  • Recommend process, content, and approach improvements for our team to increase our efficiency and effectiveness in supporting our customers.
Desired Qualifications
  • Software Developer / Engineer
  • Technical Account Management
  • Technical support or technical customer service experience
  • Technical/software sales engineer experience
  • Consultant in software development
  • Solutions Architect / Engineer

Statsig offers feature flags, experimentation, and analytics services to businesses, enabling them to test and launch new software features to specific user groups safely. Their platform provides tools for managing software releases, including impact metrics and live log streams to quickly identify and resolve issues. Statsig differentiates itself by integrating with other platforms and offering open-source SDKs that reduce delays in software permission checks, along with advanced analytics tools for data-driven decision-making. The company's goal is to empower businesses to enhance their software development processes through effective management and analysis of their product launches.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Series C

Total Funding

$153.4M

Headquarters

Bellevue, Washington

Founded

2021

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Statsig achieved unicorn status with a $1.1 billion valuation in 2025.
  • The company raised $100 million in Series C funding, boosting growth potential.
  • Statsig's integration with Azure supports AI-driven app experimentation.

What critics are saying

  • Increased competition could dilute Statsig's market share in feature flags.
  • Reliance on third-party platforms poses risks if APIs or models change.
  • Rapid growth may strain operational capabilities, affecting service quality.

What makes Statsig unique

  • Statsig offers a comprehensive suite of tools for feature flags and experimentation.
  • The platform integrates with major services like Datadog, Segment, and Azure.
  • Statsig's open-source SDKs eliminate gate check latency, enhancing performance.

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6 month growth

-8%

1 year growth

-11%

2 year growth

-11%
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