Checkout.Com
Senior Specialist, Technical Account Manager
London. Posted 16 days ago
The role
You will manage a portfolio of large enterprise merchants as the primary technical point of contact. You will work to improve payment performance, resolve technical issues, and lead product rollouts.
What you will do
- Be the primary technical point of contact for merchants in the portfolio.
- Build relationships with technical and product teams.
- Run the technical part of quarterly business reviews.
- Monitor acceptance rates, decline patterns and authentication results.
- Root-cause decline spikes, integration errors and configuration problems using log monitoring and data querying tools.
- Collaborate with issuers, card schemes and internal teams to resolve systemic issues.
- Lead the rollout of new products, payment methods and technical migrations.
- Spot growth opportunities in merchant roadmaps and collaborate with the AM.
- Strengthen upsell conversations with demos, workshops and technical training.
- Translate merchant requirements into action items for Product and Engineering teams.
Required qualifications
- 3 years of experience in a customer-facing technical role, managing internal and external stakeholders up to senior level.
- Strong problem-solving skills to investigate complex and unfamiliar technical issues independently.
- Comfortable with core technical concepts, such as APIs and how front-end and back-end systems work together.
- Strong data literacy to use query tools and AI to analyse data.
- Experience with data querying and logging tools such as Datadog and BigQuery.
- Comfortable using AI tools and agents in day-to-day work.
- Excellent communication skills to engage technical and non-technical stakeholders.
- Willingness to travel occasionally to client sites as required.
Nice to have
- Experience in payments or SaaS (software as a service)
About the company
Checkout.com enables over 10 billion transactions yearly for more than one billion global shoppers. The company has 20 offices across six continents with London as HQ.