Comoro Ltd
Technical Account Manager

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Workplace - On Site / Chippenham/West of England
Salary - £45k to £55k basic, Double OTE and excellent Benefits.
Our client is a leading provider of Fibre connectivity and Managed IT Services, supporting businesses across South and the wider UK market.
About the Role
In this Technical Account Manager role, you will act as a trusted technical partner to a portfolio of Corporate, Enterprise and Public Sector customers, ensuring they gain maximum value from connectivity, managed IT and cybersecurity solutions.
Key Responsibilities
- Build a deep understanding of each customer’s technical environment, infrastructure and business goals.
- Act as a trusted technical advisor, guiding customers on best practice, product capability and future roadmaps.
- Create and maintain Technical Success Plans that drive adoption, optimisation, upgrades, migrations and service improvement.
- Recommend solutions that improve performance, resilience, scalability, security and measurable customer outcomes.
- Spot technical risks early and coordinate mitigation plans, including disaster recovery, continuity and security input where needed.
- Work closely with Sales, Solutions, Engineering, Service Delivery, Support and technical specialists to deliver joined-up customer success.
- Capture customer feedback and identify value-led opportunities that support renewals, product improvements and long-term account growth.
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- Experience in a Technical Account Manager, Solutions Consultant, Technical Customer Success or similar customer-facing technical role.
- Strong understanding of networking, telecommunications, managed IT or cybersecurity.
- Excellent communication skills, with the ability to explain technical concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences.
- Strong stakeholder management, planning and problem-solving skills.
- A collaborative approach with the ability to work effectively across technical and commercial teams.
- Commercial awareness and a customer-first mindset.
Desirable
- Knowledge of cloud platforms, networking technologies or cybersecurity solutions.
- Relevant technical or industry certifications.
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