Sr Software Technical Account Manager

Sr Software Technical Account Manager

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The Technical Account Manager supports enterprise customers through a shared, fractional engagement model. Approximately 25% of this full-time role - about 10 hours per week - is dedicated to a healthcare enterprise customer. The remaining capacity provides flexible technical and field support across other Enterprise deployments, break-fix events, training engagements, and Professional Services initiatives.

You will combine the ongoing ownership and escalation leadership of a Technical Account Manager with the hands-on configuration, training, and onsite judgment of a field deployment professional. You will help customers adopt Axon technology confidently, stabilize issues quickly, and build operating practices that continue after you leave the room. The healthcare account is the anchor engagement, not the full scope of the position.

The role is designed for someone who values variety, can protect a defined customer allocation, and is willing to travel when another Enterprise customer needs deployment or rapid-response support.

Location:

Remote - Near Axon Hub (Scottsdale, Boston or Atlanta) Travel:
Up to 50% travel requirement, including short-notice and overnight travel during deployments, training, or critical break-fix events.

Healthcare Customer Ownership and Adoption:

• Serve as the primary technical advisor for an assigned healthcare enterprise customer within a defined fractional allocation.
• Support the readiness, deployment, and operational adoption of Axon hardware and software.
• Build trusted relationships with customer security, operations, IT, program, and other key stakeholders.
• Guide configuration, device and user readiness, administrator enablement, training, issue triage, escalation, and transition into steady-state use.
• Conduct regular health and risk reviews, identify misconfiguration or adoption gaps, and recommend practical next steps before issues become incidents.
• Set clear expectations regarding availability, scope, ownership, and escalation so the customer feels supported without creating ambiguity around the engagement model.
• Communicate technical constraints, tradeoffs, risks, issue status, root cause, and remediation plans clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.

Enterprise Deployment and Field Response:

• Travel onsite to support customer deployments, configuration, testing, go-live activities, training, deployment recovery, and high-impact break-fix needs.
• Perform hands-on troubleshooting across hardware, devices, user or account configuration, SaaS platforms, local connectivity, and customer workflows.
• Coordinate resolution efforts across Support, Product, Engineering, Professional Services, Fulfillment, Operations, and third-party partners.
• Support additional enterprise accounts, trials, strategic projects, and temporary coverage gaps based on priority and available capacity.
• Lead technical execution in the room when plans change, customer readiness is incomplete, or multiple stakeholders need a clear path forward.
• Document and operationalize lessons learned from deployments and incidents so future engagements are faster and more consistent.

Training, Change and Customer Enablement:

• Deliver practical training and enablement to frontline users, administrators, IT teams, and leaders.
• Adapt training, configuration, and engagement plans based on audience readiness, workflow realities, and customer feedback.
• Address hesitation or resistance to new technology with empathy, clarity, and appropriate boundaries, particularly in privacy-sensitive and policy-governed environments.
• Confirm that customers understand not only how to use the technology, but why it is configured a certain way and how to get help after the engagement.

Fractional Account Management and Operational Excellence:

• Balance proactive account work, reactive support, field assignments, and internal initiatives across defined allocations.
• Prioritize based on customer impact, operational risk, urgency, scope, and available capacity; make tradeoffs visible early.
• Track commitments, decisions, risks, outcomes, and engagement health across assigned work.
• Create or improve playbooks, checklists, knowledge articles, training materials, onboarding resources, and reporting that increase scalability.
• Provide structured customer and field feedback to Product, Engineering, Support, Sales, and Customer Success.

Required

Experience and…