Customer Success Enablement Business Partner

Stripe · San Francisco; Seattle; Remote · 1512 Global Sales Enablement · listed October 29, 2026

The shape of it

Seniority
Executive
Experience asked
5+ years
Where
Remote
Requirements listed
5
Length
638 words

In the posting’s own words

Go-to-Market Enablement develops the capabilities that help Stripe’s customer-facing teams deliver greater value to users. We align expectations for role excellence, build practical learning experiences, and equip managers to reinforce new skills and behaviors.

What it asks for · 5

  • 5+ years of experience in customer success, professional services, enablement, program management, or a related field supporting post-sales or customer-facing teams
  • Working knowledge of the customer success role, demonstrated through direct experience or close partnership with customer success teams
  • Experience leading complex, cross-functional programs, including setting priorities, managing dependencies, and coordinating execution
  • Experience partnering with senior stakeholders, communicating recommendations and tradeoffs, and translating business needs into practical programs, resources, or guidance
  • Experience using data and stakeholder feedback to identify performance needs, evaluate results, and improve programs or ways of working

Also a plus

  • Experience designing or delivering onboarding, training, or ongoing enablement for customer-facing teams
  • Experience supporting customer success teams serving large enterprise customers
  • Experience building or improving an enablement program, service model, or governance framework
  • Experience working across regions and time zones within a global, matrixed organization
  • Familiarity with conversation intelligence, learning platforms, workflow automation, or applications of artificial intelligence in enablement

What the job covers

  • Partner with Customer Success leadership to define and execute an enablement strategy aligned with business priorities, role expectations, and performance needs
  • Shape onboarding and ongoing development for CSMs, building role-specific offerings and coordinating handoffs for ongoing administration and management
  • Build the governance, roadmaps, and operating rhythms needed to prioritize requests, manage dependencies, and deliver complex programs with consistency
  • Coordinate with Customer Success Operations, technical enablement, Product, and Marketing to prepare teams for evolving products, processes, tools, and user needs
  • Maintain an enablement roadmap, manage cross-functional dependencies, and communicate priorities, progress, and tradeoffs to leaders and stakeholders
  • Use conversation intelligence, learning and competency data, business indicators, and field feedback to identify needs and evaluate enablement effectiveness
  • Lead learning sessions and equip managers to reinforce skills through practice, coaching, assessment, and feedback

Tools and skills named

Go to market
  • Customer success13×
  • Go-to-market
Ways of working
  • Cross-functional2×
  • Mentorship
Product & design
  • Roadmap2×
Operations & finance
  • Program management

Words the posting leans on

  • enablement14×
  • customer success13×
  • experience10×
  • programs8×
  • business7×
  • managers6×
  • priorities6×
  • users6×
  • learning5×
  • ongoing5×
  • feedback4×
  • identify4×
  • partner4×
  • requirements4×
  • skills4×
  • stakeholders4×

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