ThoughtSpot
Principal AI Outcomes Manager
$133K–$190K
Mountain View, CA · On-site · Principal · Full-time · Posted Sep 25, 2026
- Experience
- 8+ years; no alternative stated.
About the job
Leads executive-level customer outcomes, adoption, renewals, and expansion for ThoughtSpot’s largest enterprise accounts, advising customers on AI analytics and shaping account strategy.
What you'll do
- Co-own customer outcomes plans, executive relationships, renewals, and expansion with account executives; lead business reviews and proactively manage account risk.
- Drive organization-wide adoption by prototyping Liveboards, Spotter agents, and Data Apps, and by building enablement programs and customer champions.
- Represent customer needs internally, develop customer advocates and success stories, and mentor other AI Outcomes Managers.
What they ask for
- 8+ years in a customer-facing business-and-technology role, such as Customer Success, Strategic Accounts, Solutions Consulting, or Advisory, in SaaS or enterprise software.
- Track record owning and growing complex, high-ARR relationships; closing complex renewals and leading expansion conversations.
- Executive-level communication, business acumen, and ability to build ROI cases and connect product use to business outcomes.
- Ability to build Liveboards, configure Spotter agents, prototype Data Apps, and engage with enterprise cloud data platforms.
Nice to have
- Direct experience with ThoughtSpot or comparable platforms such as Tableau, Power BI, Looker, or Sigma.
- Experience advising on agentic AI and LLMs in analytics workflows.
Pay
USD 133,000–190,000 per year (base salary; pay range, US Zone 1)
Tools
ThoughtSpot, Spotter, Liveboards, Data Apps, Tableau, Power BI, Looker, Sigma
AI focus
Advise enterprise customers on AI analytics and agentic AI; prototype Spotter agents and guide AI-driven adoption. Use AI tools and industry-leading LLMs in daily work for research, content creation, summarization, and workflow improvement.
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