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Technical Enablement Manager

Brief overview

Remote
$150k–$225k/yrStated range
2+ yrsMinimum
2 H-1B approvalsDept. of Labor
Technical EnablementTechnical TrainingTraining Design and DeliveryDemo DevelopmentAutomation ScriptingAI ApplicationsLLM APIsAgent FrameworksVector SearchEmbeddingsNeural Search

About the company

AI-powered search startup delivering enterprise-grade tools.

Visa sponsorship history

3 years sponsoring, last filed FY2026

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2H-1B approved
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Job description

Summary

Exa is a company that sells a technical product to technical buyers through a technical sales motion. The Technical Enablement Manager will own technical onboarding and ongoing enablement for the go-to-market organization, develop scalable training infrastructure and field-ready content, coach technical sellers, and use feedback and analytics to improve enablement programs.

Responsibilities

  • Design and run technical onboarding for new AEs and FDEs - sessions, materials, and assessments built from scratch so new hires ramp with real fluency, not just familiarity
  • Own ongoing (everboarding) enablement: product training, update briefings, and skill-building tied to real deal scenarios
  • Turn new platform capabilities into field-ready content within days of launch including translating technical features to value based narrative, technical objection handling, quick-reference guides, and demo scenarios across industries and personas
  • Coach technical sellers on demo delivery through practice sessions and office hours
  • Build and maintain a library of enablement content: demo guides, technical objection handling, competitive positioning, hands-on labs, reference material for both technical and sales audiences
  • Build the infrastructure that scales enablement without you in the room: self-service resources, demo environments, content-freshness automation
  • Close the loop with product and product marketing by bringing back field signal on where sellers get stuck and what would unlock the next deal
  • Track content usage and session feedback so you know what's working and what to retire
  • Use AI tools to build smarter workflows and move faster, both in your own work and in what you build for the team

Skills

  • 2-4 years in technical enablement, solutions engineering, sales engineering, technical training, or another role enabling technical seller personas
  • Strong technical aptitude and curiosity. You don't need to be an engineer, but you're comfortable going deep on a complex product and turning that into accurate, credible enablement
  • Comfortable building things yourself: prototyping a demo, scripting an automation, standing up a lightweight tool. You don't need to ship production code, but you can hold your own with people who do
  • Proven ability to design and deliver training for both technical and sales audiences, and to translate between them
  • Hands-on experience using AI in your own work, with real opinions on where it helps and where it doesn't
  • A builder's instinct for scale - you'd rather build a system once than run the same sessions manually forever
  • Comfortable being one of the founding enablement hires - no playbook to inherit, building from scratch, moving fast
  • Experience building with LLM APIs or agent frameworks (tool use, MCP, etc.), beyond just prompting
  • Experience delivering live technical training to mixed technical/non-technical audiences
  • Familiarity with vector search, embeddings, or neural search concepts
  • San Francisco (HQ) strongly preferred

Qualifications

Must Haves

  • 2-4 years in technical enablement, solutions engineering, sales engineering, technical training, or another role enabling technical seller personas
  • Strong technical aptitude and curiosity. You don't need to be an engineer, but you're comfortable going deep on a complex product and turning that into accurate, credible enablement
  • Comfortable building things yourself: prototyping a demo, scripting an automation, standing up a lightweight tool. You don't need to ship production code, but you can hold your own with people who do
  • Proven ability to design and deliver training for both technical and sales audiences, and to translate between them
  • Hands-on experience using AI in your own work, with real opinions on where it helps and where it doesn't
  • A builder's instinct for scale - you'd rather build a system once than run the same sessions manually forever
  • Comfortable being one of the founding enablement hires - no playbook to inherit, building from scratch, moving fast
  • Experience building with LLM APIs or agent frameworks (tool use, MCP, etc.), beyond just prompting
  • Experience delivering live technical training to mixed technical/non-technical audiences
  • Familiarity with vector search, embeddings, or neural search concepts

Nice to Haves

  • San Francisco (HQ) strongly preferred

Benefits

  • Equity
  • Open to remote for the right candidate

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