Product Success Manager II, Performance - EMEA

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TeamworksSports Tech

Remote - EMEAFull-TimeMiddle

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Requirements

Hands-on AMS experience
Deep familiarity with elite sports performance technologies, including GPS tracking and force plate systems
Ability to integrate and interpret complex datasets into actionable insights
Direct experience working within professional sporting organizations (football clubs, Olympic committees, or national governing bodies)
Strong interpersonal skills
Ability to build trust quickly across diverse sporting cultures and performance disciplines
Ability to manage a large, multi-country client portfolio independently, prioritizing dynamically based on client needs and impact
Based in EMEA with willingness to travel to client sites across the region

Responsibilities

Own onboarding and implementation of the Teamworks Performance ecosystem (AMS, Strength & Conditioning, Nutrition) for approximately 15 clients in your first six months, scaling to 25+ as you build momentum
Build and configure AMS platforms for football clubs and Olympic committees, including athlete monitoring workflows, training load tracking, and practitioner dashboards tailored to each organization's needs
Facilitate complex data integrations from GPS systems (Catapult, StatSport, VX Sport), force plates (Vald, Hawkin Dynamics, Exos), wellness surveys, and other performance technologies into unified athlete profiles
Partner strategically with performance directors and head coaches to translate their operational demands into platform optimization, and advocate for their needs internally with Product and Engineering
Design and deliver training programs that turn performance staff — sports scientists, strength coaches, physiotherapists, nutritionists — into confident, capable users of the full ecosystem

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